Windows 7 Will Not Go To The Internet When Logon To A Domain?
Sep 9, 2012Can not login into my company's website. I can log in then it freezes my computer when trying to get into the program.
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Windows 7 Will Not Go To The Internet When Logon To A Domain?
May 29, 2012After a fresh install of Windows 7 Pro. I can't get to the internet when login to my company domain using IE 8. When I log off and login to the same machine locally I can get out to the internet. Also, when login to the domain, using the ping command I get a reply from anywhere outside of my network.
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Oct 25, 2011I am an IT manager at a school (800 users in total). I have only recently taken over, and we have migrated to Windows 7 (also upgraded the domain to Windows 2008 R2). The school employs a rather expensive IT consultant (friend of the Bursar), who is constantly on my case, as i literally ripped his solution apart (RM if anyone knows that name?) as I convinced the school to move to a more standard / corporate solution for the IT.This consultant is stating that the performance (logon times) are slow, and i wanted some feedback on the people on here.
In a nutshell,
- Windows 7 desktops (32 bit, Professional)
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HKLMSystemCCSServicesLanmanWorkstationParameters
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It don't think it is anything to do with the printer as I can't connect to any printer in this way.Although the 0x00000006 indicates a permission problem it is not that or a setting problem as it works the first time and no changes are made other than leaving and rejoining the domain.It happens with four laptops, two different makes, and three different models.I don't think it is a Server problem as I have tried leaving the domain, and deleting the Computer name from the Active Directory, and even tried giving the joining computer a different name between leaving and joining. I was hoping if it was recognised as a new computer it would work at least once - but still no good.I am therefore left with the assumption that the problem is with Windows 7, there must be some sort of reference not being cleared that results in a 'duplication' type error when I try the same action again.
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