Domain Windows XP Home

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Olá, good afternoon to all! I have the following environment: one laptop with
operational system Windows XP Home that has that to be placed in a domain. I
go in Properties of My Computer > Name of the computer > Alterar. In this
border it does not appear the option of he places it in a dominio, in a
group, only has some configuration that can be modified so that it is
possible this inclusion? As he is made normally in the operascional system
Windows XP PRO. Debtor!
 
Konixslater said:
Olá, good afternoon to all! I have the following environment: one
laptop with operational system Windows XP Home that has that to be
placed in a domain. I go in Properties of My Computer > Name of the
computer > Alterar. In this border it does not appear the option of
he places it in a dominio, in a group, only has some configuration
that can be modified so that it is possible this inclusion? As he is
made normally in the operascional system Windows XP PRO. Debtor!
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Hi - XP Home cannot join a domain (nor can Media Center Edition) - you will
need to upgrade this machine to Windows XP Pro.
 
Konixslater said:
Olá, good afternoon to all! I have the following environment: one laptop with
operational system Windows XP Home that has that to be placed in a domain. I
go in Properties of My Computer > Name of the computer > Alterar. In this
border it does not appear the option of he places it in a dominio, in a
group, only has some configuration that can be modified so that it is
possible this inclusion? As he is made normally in the operascional system
Windows XP PRO. Debtor!
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WinXP Home is not designed to, nor can it truly be made to, join a
domain. Nor does it allow the same sort of seamless access provided by
Win9x, although domain resources can be manually accessed by properly
authenticated users.

Windows XP Comparison Guide
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/home/howtobuy/choosing2.asp

Which Edition Is Right for You
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/whichxp.asp

While a WinXP Home machine cannot be made a domain member, it's
still possible for a properly authenticated user to access domain
resources from a WinXP Home PC. He/she merely has to enter his domain
user name at password for each connection/share required.


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MyLogon will allow the user to log-on to the server with a username and
password, and to execute a logon script. In many ways this approach is
preferable for a laptop which may be used at more than one location,
especially as it doesn't involve the loss of all local software settings, etc
- as does joining a domain.
 
Ian said:
MyLogon will allow the user to log-on to the server with a username
and password, and to execute a logon script. In many ways this
approach is preferable for a laptop which may be used at more than
one location, especially as it doesn't involve the loss of all local
software settings, etc - as does joining a domain.
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Hi - do you work for this company or have any affiliation with it? If so,
please include that info clearly when you post, or you may incur the ire of
people who despise spammers.
 
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