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+====== Sync New AD Password to Laptop ======
+  -. Logon to Windows using an account with administrator priveleges.
+  -. Control Panel -> Network and Sharing Center -> Setup up a connection or network -> Connect to a workplace (OR Set up a dial-up connection).
+  -. Check the checkbox to Allow other people to use this connection (so that the owner of the VPN/DUN configuration will be System and not your individual user).
+  -. Complete the wizard and save the connection.
+  -. Logout (don't just lock the screen).
+  -. Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete to log on and you will be presented with the logon screen for the user that last logged in. Press**Esc** or click**Switch User** to view other logon options.
+  -. There will now appear a blue button near the lower-right corner, just to the left of the red Shut Down button.<br /> Click the blue button. If you have more than one System-owned VPN/DUN configuration, then all of them will appear here as buttons that can be clicked, in which case you click the one you want to use.
+  -. If prompted, type the username and password for the DUN connection and click the round, blue button to connect. <br /> A dialog appears, showing the progress of the connection attempt.
+After the connection is established, Windows will use the same credentials to log into Windows. If that fails, the VPN/DUN connection remains active, and you will be taken back to the Windows logon screen to submit Windows credentials.
+Your laptop should now have the new credentials.  You can logout, then log back in normally to the domain.
+===== References =====
+  * [[http://level2it.wordpress.com/2009/11/05/log-on-using-dial-up-connection-is-gone-in-windows-7/]]
+  * [[http://support.microsoft.com/kb/818088]]
+-- Main.FredPettis - 2012-06-06