How to fix the trust relationship between a workstation and an Active Directory domain

Learn how to fix the trust relationship between a workstation and an Active Directory domain. In this example, I show you how to use PowerShell to resolve "the trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed" error.

[gegalas]

Danny your channel is a hiden gem, more sys admins should know. Keep up a great work and thank you!

[MichaelCook-oolj]

Amazing. So simple. I can't believe there have been so many times where I went through the bother of taking the client device, taking it off the domain, and then re-joining again. Thank you!

[davidbriseno]

Wow, the amount of times I would either rejoin to the domain or sign into local admin, connect to VPN, then have user try again, is a lot more difficult then that simple cmd lol. Thank you. I just subbed!

[eltonsoares]

Hi Danny, after an cibernetic attack we run into a lot of procedures to block the network and we couldn't put it in normal state. Thanks to your video now i'm a hero. God bless you
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[shamjidos]

Being an IT Support Engineer, I faced this issue many times however I never tried the 1st two methods becuase I never know 😀. I always do the last step which is quite time consuming. As always great and valuable piece of information in a very short video. Thank you so much Danny 😍.. Best Wishes✌👍

[NomadDude]

Hi Mate, I had this issue on one computer this morning, and bamm, it worked for me, thanks heaps buddy 😊😊

[kurdorrr]

very amazed how skilled you are, i hope one day i become like you

[svrcinamarek]

omg, days of disconnecting from domain and connecting back are over! NICE

[thomas]

Thanks, Danny, Quick question, Can I repair the trust relationship on a remote computer?

[sayanbhandary]

Danny, If I deleted the host from AD, will the powershell cmd work??

[coldpizza]

I will admit it when it happens to me i get the pc out of the domain and re join it 🤡