Active Directory local administrator unable to join domain in client side why?

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Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Microsoft Windows XP
Dear, I am using Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and in client side Windows XP My problem is when I choose a name for a system client win XP named STR31 and I am successfully able to join the domain first time and if this client Windows corrupted and I reinstall the Win XP on it and again set computer named STR31 and trying to join the domain but it showing error and not joining the domain. I tried multiple time but still showing Error but if I change the name of this client from STR31 To PSC01 and then trying to join the domain it successfully no any problem I faced. This problem only occurs with the local administrator The Default Bulletin administrator account isn't creating any problems. What is the Problem? Thanks
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  • 123sane
    if the same name exist in OU then it will allow you to enter to domain. so you have to either change the pc name or delete name exist in ou.
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  • nooruzzaman
    sir, name already Exist in OU but problem is this is the same P.C due to windows Corrupted again reinstall and named as it was Previous. Local administrator unable to join domain This PC because it was old PC named and Built in administrator successfully joined this PC
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  • nooruzzaman
    Why This Issue facing only local administrator why Built in administrator Not.... Why sir
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  • guslepe
    You should delete it then recreat it, ActivDir thinks that the PC is still connected to the network and is just unreachable.
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