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Maybe creating system policies will restrict users from installing programs.

I agree with oneworld. Use the NT's disk administrator to change drive letter designation.

Thanks for all the help.<br> I called the guy who install the NT4 and attached this client to the LAN. He was able to log on locally. He then setup myself and the principal user as administrators.<br> Still, when we attached the client to the NW, we still get the logon message and the trust...

This machine is a NT4 Wkstn. I tried logging on as Administrator and I get the same message. <br> when I see the logon screen, I have the option to select another domain. This machine is not a member of that domain.<br>

Tool,<br> Thanks for responding.<br> First, I didn't install a new server. Secondly, during logon, I get the logon message I mentioned. I can't even logon locally on the client's machine.<br> Also, when I tried to double-click the client's name under the server manager I get this message"the...

On one NT machine on my LAN, I've been getting this logon message, "The system cannot log you on to this domain because the system's computer account in its primary domain is missing or the password on that account is incorrect." I can not log on using my own account (w/admin rts). This machine...