Help! Windows XP Professional - computer does not recognize domain :(?

My company has a network whose domain name is "ENTERPRISE". All computers in the office connect to this domain via individual LAN cables. With this setup, each computer can access internet, printers, files and company email accounts. Now, the problem with my computer is that though the LAN works, i.e. I can access internet and use MS Outlook to check my office email. But unfortunately, my computer does not recognize the network domain "ENTERPRISE" - I tried the Network ID wizard, no avail - this means I am unable to access important files across the network %26amp; also unable to access the printer.

I approached the network admin, he tried to fix my system, but he gave up because he couldn't find the exact source of the problem. Can someone help me find out what the problem could be?

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that sounds more like a "workgroup" a domain is something like yahoo.com it connects to that and auths a login, try setting the workgroup to "ENTERPRISE" in the network setup wizard

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Sorry, but the ADMINISTRATOR likely

DOES understand the problem,

more than s/he is revealing to you.

Most users are restricted to only the files they must work with, and NOT the whole network,

and this is done on the main SERVER

for each user individually.

It can not be changed at your computer station.

I'm guessing that

for some reason, the Network Administrator

has been instructed, by the department head, to permit you access to only the functions you "need" for your position.

If you want a broader access on the Network,

you need to be talking to the department head,

who will instruct the Administrator

to make the changes to your permissions

on the main SERVER computer.

h2h
How are you logging in? If the domain field has your domain listed and you can access the internet and your e-mail then your machine most certainly DOES recognize your domain. If your domain didn't recognize your computer, you would not be able to log on.

It sounds like your access has been restricted by the admin or your security department. Access to network shares is controlled by the admin and you have been blocked for whatever reason. Ask the admin, he or she can explain it all to you.
Time for a new admin.

Either:

he's entering the wrong information for the domain or doesn't have the network setup properly to begin with. Are you using Outlook or Outlook Webmail? My guess is webmail.

or

you are not setup properly as a user. He needs to double check your settings within the server. (You haven't been given permissions to access print and file resources.)