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Microsoft => Microsoft Windows => Windows NT/2000 => Topic started by: ImnoGuru on November 13, 2009, 04:47:53 AM

Title: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: ImnoGuru on November 13, 2009, 04:47:53 AM
Hello and thank you for reading my thread.

My AMD Athalon has a 250 gig seagate drive in it, and has 500 meg of ram. The O/S is Windows 2000, service pack 3. I use it at home for personal use.

I have made this computer a single drive. It had other drives in it but I have taken them out to isolate the problem I have.

When I start up the computer, I am faced with a logon screen, that says "Logon Message" (in a box)
"The system cannot log you on because the domain MARKS250GIG is not available."

It wont accept my passwords that I thought they should be.

I actually removed all the passwords for log-on because there were no other users about for this comnputer except myself.

Can someone please direct me as to how I might get my computer running again?

I am currently trying to set up another drive to be the master and have the 250 gig as a slave.

Thank you ImnoGuru.

Sorry I meant to put in Windows 2000 as the operating system not pro.
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: patio on November 13, 2009, 06:24:41 AM
See your other post for replies...
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: ImnoGuru on November 14, 2009, 08:42:04 AM
Thanks patio. I mucked up the first pst I thought the O/S was xp for some reason.
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: patio on November 14, 2009, 08:58:26 AM
NP....
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: rogerwine on December 22, 2009, 05:35:19 PM
Have old Windows 2000 OS. Can't Daughter used it and can't get logged on either. Can't get to start in safe mode. Com just freezes when I press F8 and keyboard and mouse are locked. Any what to start up in safe mode? Using a wireless HP keyboard. Is that a problem that keyboard won't energize before F8 screen?
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anybody?
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: patio on December 22, 2009, 05:42:49 PM
Use a PS2 keyboard.
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: rogerwine on December 22, 2009, 11:39:10 PM
Thank you Patio, Ill see if I have one somewhere!Do have a Mac keyboard, but don't know if that is compatible with HP?
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: BC_Programmer on December 22, 2009, 11:40:55 PM
Thank you Patio, Ill see if I have one somewhere!Do have a Mac keyboard, but don't know if that is compatible with HP?

If it's a mac keyboard it won't be a PS/2 keyboard.
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: rogerwine on December 22, 2009, 11:44:54 PM
right,but didn't know it would work on the HP. Probably not hua?
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: patio on December 23, 2009, 06:21:19 AM
Nope.
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: roborantes on January 05, 2010, 11:08:23 PM
same problem logon to domain need help
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: patio on January 06, 2010, 08:40:06 AM
Then you need to start a new Topic and provide more details than you have...
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: roborantes on January 06, 2010, 10:33:45 AM
same problem as Imnoguru with windows 2000 requires logon to domain is not availible.
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: patio on January 06, 2010, 10:53:54 AM
Then you need to start a new Topic and provide more details than you have...
Title: Re: Windows 2000 requires logon to domain?
Post by: ImnoGuru on January 15, 2010, 08:20:24 PM
Thank you patio & BC_Programmer,for your reply and rogerwine and roborantes. Good to know Im not the only one that this has happened to. If it can be fixed this is the place to find out how. Computer hope people will try their best to help fix it. Good luck.  |V|

I have tried a few things with AMD Athalon with the 250 Gig hard drive, from slaving it and getting my info saved, (thanks patio) to copying the HAL.DLL to it. (patio, stlbob and Salmon Trout).
I havent tried to get the repair Hal.dll yet patio. Christmas got the better of me and I havent found the CD yet. :-\

Other times I have tried to repair something via installing the CD and going to repair, I have ended up with a new copy of XP on the drive.  :o  ( Thats an operator error)

This drive has 4 copies of Windows XP on it and it makes it difficult to work out which one to use. Would it be possible that one of the other copies would have a HAL.dll file that I can copy and use? Would they even be the same?

(Actually I will have to start a new thread about deleting them later if I cant research an answer to that.)

So everyone that has come to see my thread, Welcome to the New Year Have a Happy and Prosperous Year.
I hope that everyone made it through to the New Year without too much incident.

Thank you ImnoGuru. :D ;D 8) O:) (|