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I need to connect to a network server, but do not seem to have the option. Is
there a work-around or do I need to return the computer and get an XP model? |
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klw wrote:
I need to connect to a network server, but do not seem to have the option. Is there a work-around or do I need to return the computer and get an XP model? Neither Home Basic nor Home Premium can connect to a domain, just like XP Home and MCE* could not. You need either Vista Business or Ultimate or, if you want to go back to XP, XP Pro. *Unless joined to the domain during installation, not normally done since MCE isn't really right for business use anyway. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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Your post is not clear. The heading refers to "domain" but in the body you
state. "I need to connect to a network server...". Home Basic cannot "join" or become a member of a domain but can connect to a network server ala Internet. Home Premium is XP pro's replacement and can join a domain. "klw" wrote in message ... I need to connect to a network server, but do not seem to have the option. Is there a work-around or do I need to return the computer and get an XP model? |
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The above post is NOT correct. Home Premium corresponds to the Tablet and
Media Center editions of XP, and *cannot* join a domain. Domain-join is an option for Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate. "AJR" a écrit dans le message de ... Your post is not clear. The heading refers to "domain" but in the body you state. "I need to connect to a network server...". Home Basic cannot "join" or become a member of a domain but can connect to a network server ala Internet. Home Premium is XP pro's replacement and can join a domain. "klw" wrote in message ... I need to connect to a network server, but do not seem to have the option. Is there a work-around or do I need to return the computer and get an XP model? |
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