You must provide explicit credentials to unjoin the computer from its domain, even when they are the credentials of the current user. You must restart the computer to make the change effective. Also, when you remove a computer from a domain, you must move it to a workgroup. Use the WorkgroupName parameter to specify the workgroup.
To move a computer from a workgroup to a domain, from one workgroup to another, or from one domain to another, use the Add-Computer cmdlet. To get the results of the command, use the Verbose and PassThru parameters. To suppress the user prompt, use the Force parameter.
Remove-Computer removes the local computer and remote computers from domains. It includes credential parameters that specify alternate credentials for connecting to remote computers, and unjoining from a domain, a Restart parameter for restarting the affected computers, and a WorkgroupName parameter for specifying the name of the workgroup to which computers are added. The UnjoinDomainCredential parameter provides the credentials of a domain administrator. The PassThru and the Verbose common parameters display information about the success or failure of the command.
The Restart parameter restarts the computer to complete the remove operation. When no workgroup name is specified, the computer is moved to the workgroup named after it is removed from its domain. This example removes all the computers listed in the OldServers. The LocalCredential parameter provides the credentials of a user who has permission to connect to remote computers. The UnjoinDomainCredential parameter provides the credentials of a user who has permission to remove the computers from their domains.
Monday, August 8, PM. Kugler 0. Tuesday, December 20, AM. I've never seen them recommended before either but they exist for a reason. If it works for you I'd be happy to hear the results. Maybe I can use it in other situations as well.
Helpful nice guy. Sunday, January 15, AM. This worked with the addition of two steps: 1. Turn off Offline Files Change the Registry restart too 2. Friday, January 27, AM. The registry key fixed my problem, with an additional step: I had to go to the folder properties and make the files available offline again.
Once I did that, everything synced with no errors. Thanks for posting this! Thursday, March 23, PM. Changed it to 1. Rebooted and bingo! Thanks for posting!
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