Windows 10 Domain Login

Hallo,
Ich habe ganz komische Problem mit Win10 Tech Preview:
1) Ich verwende Domain Login
2) Rechner in Domain hinzufügen funktioniert
3) Nach Bildschirmsperre funktioniert nicht mehr Einlogen weil, Login und Kennword leiste sind weg.
Leider kann ich nicht Fotos und Videos aufladen, wegen noch nicht durchgeführte Authentifizierung von mein Konto, aber ich habe dieses Bildschirm Bild als Avatar, können Sie gern anschauen.
Hoffentlich hat wer ein Lösung...
Danke

Hi RodryGueSss,
If available please post questions in English, so that folks here would be better understand the situation:
Used bing search with the following result:
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Hello,
I have very strange problem with Win10
Tech Preview:
1) I use a domain login
2) Add in the computer
domain works
3) After Screen Lock does not work
because Login, Login and
User Name or Password strip are gone.
Unfortunately I can not recharge pictures and videos,
because not yet implemented authenticate
my account, but I have this screen
image as an avatar, you can look
like.
Hopefully, who is a solution ...
Thank You
+++++++++
If I understand rightly, the machine lost the logon screen after domain join.
If the power option is available on the right corner,hold shift and select restart to enter troubleshooting, after that, select automatic repair, if issue insists, choose to refresh/reset your PC.
If there is no option left, delete the computer from the domain, then check if the logon screen would come back, if works well, check for Windows Updates and then join the domain again.
Also, please make sure the video driver would work as expected.
Best regards
Michael Shao
TechNet Community Support

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OPTION 5:
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