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1. #Remove domain control how to#
2. #Remove domain control serial key#
3. #Remove domain control password#
4. #Remove domain control free#

Now, in order to access your schools resources like file shares, like their network, maybe even the Email account you'll most likely have to logon to this Domain and Directory. Since you said Group Policies your school is most likely using a Windows Domain with an Active Directory to authenticate users.

#Remove domain control free#

Good luck, feel free to respond for more help.įirst of it's hard to provide any help as you obviously can't do any administrative tasks on the device.ĭo you want to access the schools network from the device or not? You'll probably learn a lot doing it too.

Reply to this and I'll happily guide you through the rest of the process, but it might be best just to decide your primary use, then ask a more learned friend to help you reinstall the OS and set up the computer if need be.

#Remove domain control serial key#

This does raise a few more questions – do you run Windows? Does the computer have a licese you can use? Is there a sticker with a serial key on the bottom? This will remove all of the school's restrictive software, and you'll be given an administrator account while re-installing your OS. However if you want the computer primarily for your own purposes – accessing the Internet at home, playing games, doing whatever you want to do (including school work) with little intent on connecting to the school network then you should most definitely re-install the operating system and start afresh. you want to login using your laptop in school to access shares and other similar things) then you are probably better off toeing the line for now and putting up with restrictions. So as other posters have pointed out, the laptop is currently configured for school access. Tough luck, I think it's very bad of the school to say "oh well your bad" and leave you to deal with it. And please don't be rude say that it's not my computer so I won't be able to remove the restrictions because it is "considered cracking into a security system that does not belong to me." Thank you very much for all of your help. I would appreciate any and all help provided.

#Remove domain control how to#

So I am left to fend for myself on this computer and I am not exactly sure how to remove these restrictions. I asked the IT department of my school if they can remove the restrictions from the computer and they said that it's no longer their job since it's not their computer so it's not their problem.

#Remove domain control password#

So if you change your password there you also change your school email password. Also this means that the school email (which serves as the school's primary means for students and teachers alike) has the same password that you use to log into your school use account. This means that other students will be able to access their account if they log in from the school's wireless network, but not on other wi-fi networks, such as home wi-fi networks.

Another thing I notice that I should provide here is that I have to actually log into the "school network" to log onto my user account. There are two services that are that are known to cause some of these restrictions on my laptop, Group Policy and Lightspeed. It also prevents me from accessing restricted websites (even on my home wi-fi network), and prevents me from installing or uninstalling programs.

Before they sold me the laptop, it had restrictions on it that prevented me from performing various tasks, such as becoming an administrator, accessing the control panel, the registry editor, and the command prompt. My school sold me my school laptop so that I could own it.