No domain logon?

After installing 9879 and joining the machine to a domain, I don't have any option to log on to the domain. I only get the option for logging on with a Live account.
I've had the machine on the domain with a previous build and have been able to log on with no issue, but since rolling up to 9879, I can no longer do that.
Has anyone else seen this issue?

Hi danga2k,
I am able to logon the domain with the Other User option on Windows 10 9879, after join the machine into domain.
Please click the back button on the left side of logon picture, you should be able to see a account list. Then select Other User, after that, type Domain name\User name and the password to logon.
If there is no back button available, please open regedit.exe, navigate to the following path:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList
then add a .DEFAULT key under it.
After that, log off and you will see the last logged on user account
and the Other user option.
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