How to Resolve: domain_not_set.invalid


  1. tjg79
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    Windows 7 Professional x64 SP1
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    How to Resolve: domain_not_set.invalid


    I get this indication on my APC Smart UPS application when I have the include domain name option checked. I recall resolving this issue before, but that was a few years ago and I've forgotten what I did. I don't think anything is not working, but that this is just a text label that was applied by default. This is a new clean install of Win 7 Pro x64. I haven't loaded any applications except for a few utilities, because I want to get any and all OS issues resolved first. This Win 7 desktop system is connect to a DSL modem by wire on a Homegroup network.

    Does anyone know where this text is located and how to clear it or resolve the issue?

    Thank you for your assistance.

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  3. GokAy
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    Why not just uncheck it? You are not part of a domain anyway.
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  4. tjg79
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    GokAy said:
    Why not just uncheck it? You are not part of a domain anyway.
    That is the solution for the APC software, but I was looking for a total fix. I see this domain_not_set.invalid in several locations. I believe there is a way to clear this indication from the entire system.

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  6. GokAy
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    I see, understood it as a problem with UPS software only.

    Is the DNS settings in connection properties - TCP/IPv4 - advanced - DNS set correctly? Perhaps defaults were changed or maybe a setting in your router is causing this? Do you have another PC to cross reference? Check the options other than the DNS IPs (mine are for OpenDNS).

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