How to back to Workgroup (from Domain)


  1. crossnet
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    How to back to Workgroup (from Domain)


    Hi, i just switch my windows 7 notebook to member of domain in my company domain network. But, my account change to limited because i just have limited account on my company network. Before, i was create 2 account with administrators group before change to domain. My question is: how i get back to workgroup? Because my account change to limited. And i can't login to local.

    Thanks for any help.
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  3. crossnet
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    Problem solved. I don't know why, but today i can login to local again then switch back to workgroup again. Thank you
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