dymonddavid

This problem had just started happening on another clients network PC1 could not log on (No domain found?) - Replaced card - this fix it PC2 could not log on (No domain found?) - Replaced card - this fix it PC1 had some other issues so replaced PC with new one using the same hard drive PC1 again could not log on (No domain found?) - this has an on board network port and an intel motherboard? However with this client, you can never log on to domain untill you change the card out? could this be a virus that no one has discovered yet? this is crazy!

I am a computer tech by trade and have never seen this before unless the cables are bad, the server is down or the password or ID is incorrect. But none of these are the case. - Other PC's login fine and never have a problem - Wires are certified cat6 cabling and has been re-certified because of this. -Pasword and ID are correct. Have tried these on other pc's on the network and they work fine - IP is hardcoded and internet is visable on these PC's - Can ping any PC on the network including the server Here is what happens - enter password, press enter (ID is there already, have even reentered ID to make sure) - Nothing happens for a few seconds, about 20-30 seconds - it comes back and says the usual message about the either the domain was not found or the password was incorrect? - sometime it works the first time, sometimes it takes up to 10-12 times and more sometimes Thanks for the help

I am having problems with several workstations not being able to logon to the server. the server is windows 2000 server After several tries the workstations will log in?? Sometimes they log in on the first try? The workstations are Windows 98 se PC's There are other 98, 2000 and xp PC's that "NEVER" have a problem loging in? There are enough licenses Any idea what could be the problem?? Thanks for the help