Hi all, I'm experiencing a strange problem. I have 3 DCs (2 primary are 2k8 and one is 2k3). All the users are connected via RDP (terminal server). There's a print server (which is also the primary DC, I know, it's not a good idea, but this is the only solution). On another server there's a shared folder where all the DOMAIN USERS have full access. Days ago, we had to reset all the password for some users. On the same OU there are 100 users and we reset 30 passwords. Now, the problem is that almost 20 users are ok, they can login with their new password and everything is ok, but the other 10 cannot print and access the shared folder anymore! To get rid of this, I had to reset their password to the old one! I did some tests, when a users wasn't able to print I tried to remove the printer and install it again. Well, I can remove but not add it anymore! The strange thing is that I tried also with the admin account and the message was the same: "credentials you've specified have not enough permissions........". When users change their password because of the policy, everything works fine. I never experienced this kind of problem. Anyone can help me?

Check all the related computers if there's any error in the Event Log. Say, GroupPolicy errors or SceCli warnings or anything.MCITP: Enterprise Administrator; MCT; Microsoft Security Trusted Advisor; CCNA

Thanks for your reply. Unlucky, all the users are connected via Terminal Server and their account can only RDP to that server. I did a test with some test accounts and everything went fine... I really don't understand what happened.