Asked 6 years, 7 months ago. Active 1 year, 11 months ago. Viewed k times. Improve this question. Lauren Lauren. Can you provide a little bit more details and perhaps a screenshot? The IT company removed a server did they replace it with something? Was it the domain controller for your site? Thanks for replying Abraxas : The server was turned off and we moved to cloud systems for our needs. Intermedia for email hosting, Dropbox for file storage etc. Yes it was our only server. When you say was it the controller for our site do you mean website?
No, websites are hosted elsewhere. It did used to host our emails and files on shared drives. I'll get a screenshot. Here's a photo- dropbox. What have you attempted so far? From there, you can remove and add users. To disconnect from a domain, open Control Panel, search for "System" then click in the top-level "System" search result. From there, you will see your computer information, such as name, domain, etc. You can click on the "Change Settings" button, then in the "Change" button and finally in the "Workgroup" radio button.
You will have to restart the machine. Thought i might not be doing it correctly. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Make sure there is a Local Account that is active, you know the password and is an administrator. Joining a domain by default disables local admin accounts so leaving the domain can leave you with no working admin account. There is one major caveat. Make sure there is a Local Account that is active, you know the password and is an administrator.
If you have an ad user called jdoe and a local account called jdoe. Before you type the name in it will display the correct domain underneath the password box. But as you type in jdoe it will switch to the computer name. This is a good way. Besides, you can reset Windows domain password with third party programs.
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