¿Cómo evito que mi computadora inicie sesión en el dominio?

How do I stop my computer from logging into domain?

To eliminate the option of logging on one or few computers, follow the instructions bellow:

1. Go to “Start” -> “Run”.
2. Write “Gpedit.msc”
3. Enable “Deny logon locally” user right to the source domain user accounts.
4. Run Gpupdate /force on the local computer.

You must be signed in to an administrator account on your Windows 10 PC to leave a domain. Settings, and click/tap on the Accounts icon. If this PC has BitLocker installed and running, make sure you save a copy of the BitLocker recovery key somewhere other than this PC first.

Running Windows 7 Professional 32bit. Thanks is advance. Right click Computer -> Properties -> Advanced System Settings. On the Advanced tab, choose the Settings-button under User Profiles. Delete the profile you want deleted. Thanks for the suggestion, but I tried that.

Yes, there is a way to delete domain accounts from the registry: 1 Click start 2 Type regedit in search 3 Open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE 4 Open SOFTWARE 5 Open Microsoft 6 Open Windows NT 7 Open CurrentVersion 8 Open ProfileList

Open the Settings app and navigate to Accounts -> Access work or school. On the right pane, click the icon labeled Connected to (your domain) AD domain, and then click Disconnect . Click on Yes to confirm. When the “Disconnect from the organization” prompt appears, click on Disconnect .

1) To enable/disable an Active Directory domain user account, open the Active Directory Users and Computers MMC snap-in, right click the user object and select “Properties” from the context menu. Click the Account tab. To disable the account check “Account is disabled” check box.

If you do not want to use the Microsoft account on Windows 10, you can switch to a traditional local Windows account. Open the menu Settings > Accounts > Your info; Click on the button Sign in with a local account instead; Enter your current Microsoft account password;

You’ll do this from Windows 10’s settings app. To open it, click the Start button and click the “Settings” gear icon on the left or press Windows+i (that’s a lower-case “i”). Click the “Accounts” icon in the Settings window. Click “Sign in with a local account instead.”.

Go to control panel, system, advanced User Profiles click the Settings button 3. Select the domain user’s profile click on Copy To, and browse to the new domain user’s c://documents and settings/sername folder. 4. Click the Change button in Permitted to use and select the domain/sername account you just copied

1. Login with Admin rights 2. Go to control panel, system, advanced User Profiles click the Settings button 3. Select the domain user’s profile click on Copy To, and browse to the new domain user’s c://documents and settings/sername folder. 4. Click the Change button in Permitted to use and select the domain/sername account you just copied.