Very clear guide on resetting trust relationships between workstations and domain controllers.
Updated 2014-01-10 : Finally added a PowerShell method
| This guide is using the PowerShell or NETDOM tool and does not require rejoining the domain |
Have you seen this? ‘The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed’
Or this? ‘The security database on the server does not have a computer account for this workstation trust relationship.’ Same issue, different symptom.
I have on multiple occasions beeing a heavy Hyper-V user for my labs…
There are apparently a number of reasons why this happens, but the main reason seems to be lost connection between the ‘client/server’ and the Domain controllers. If the scheduled password change occurs while the server or client is unavailable or has been shut down, then the passwords stored in the server/client and the domain controllers for the computer account mismatch, and you will end up getting this error when trying to logon to the server…
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Just Fix IT 