The Twitter domain is officially being retired. Here’s what to do to make sure your account doesn’t get locked

Before Twitter.com officially becomes a dead bird on November 10, some two-factor authentication users will need to adjust ...
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X Is Retiring Twitter.com. Update Your Account Now or Risk Lockout

RIP Twitter. X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, will retire its old domain. This comes with a warning for you: If you ...

Twitter.com domain is being ‘retired,’ says X; action required by Nov 10

The social network formerly known as Twitter has very quietly revealed that the twitter.com domain is set to be ...

Do you log into X with a security key? Re-enroll it by Nov. 10 - or else

If you don't re-enroll your physical security key by the deadline, you'll be locked out of your account. Here's what to do.
Network World

Tips for setting up Windows domain accounts

Grant local admin privileges to domain account by adding it to the administrators group on the local machine. I am running a network of hundreds of computers with Windows XP Pro clients and Windows ...
Ars Technica

Win XP Pro computer constantly locks out user's domain account after a password change

Cast of characters: Windows XP Pro SP1 laptop on local 10/100 LAN, user logging into Windows 2000 AD domain.<BR><BR>User got a new XP Pro laptop, logged in, all was fine.<BR><BR>Two months later his ...
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Account permissions for domain clients

I'm in a Windows 2000 server class in school and am loving group policy. Last I tried doing a PDC using Samba I could either have the user be extremely limited - less rights than a local user would ...