The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed.

We can use netdom.exe in XP but in Windows7 we dont have this command.

netdom.exe utility needs to stored in C:\Windows\System32 and netdom.exe.mui file should be copied toC:\Windows\System32\en-US folder

Download netdom.exe from here. These two files have been exacted from KB958830.

· Make sure the netdom.exe and netdom.exe.mui files are stored in the mentioned folder locations

· Open an elevated command prompt

· Run: netdom.exe resetpwd /server:domaincontroller /userD:ivan /passwordD *

· Enter password

· Reboot the machine

Got the info from http://www.networknet.nl/apps/wp/archives/1938

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