Best Regards,. Windows XP is out of support. As intimated by Clement, you might be able to get it to join by downgrading the domain, but that does not change the fact that it is still unsupported, even when the domain is at a lower level.
Not only does lower the settings in the domain lower the overall security of the domain, just having a Windows XP system in your environment lowers the overall security of your environment. Windows XP is generally unsupported - you might be able to arrange a custom support contract with Microsoft, but keep in mind that this is an expensive proposition and includes only support for security updates.
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Check whether all the Windows XP clients can not be added to the same domain. Check whether we use correct domain administrator credentials when we join Windows XP to domain. Check if we try to create the Windows XP computer name in the domain first, then if we can add it to domain. However, this method is not work either. But surprisingly that, I found the computers membership is been disabled when I join the win p client to the domain.
It's strange! Btw, thanks all for your feedback, suggestion and answer, appreciate it. Anyway, i think i need to find a plan for the win XP client. Notify me of new posts by email. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Ok, I Agree. By Yendis On April 22, 0 Comments. Share this: LinkedIn Twitter. When you deploy a duplicated or imaged Windows installation, it is required that the System Preparation Sysprep tool is used before the capture of the image. Sysprep prepares an installation of Microsoft Windows for duplication, auditing, and customer delivery. During installation of Windows, a computer SID is computed to contain a statistically unique bit number.
The following example displays the SIDs for four local user accounts. Only the last four digits are incremented as new accounts are added. S Administrator S User 1a S User 2 S User 3. Cloning or duplicating an installation without taking the recommended steps could lead to duplicate SIDs. For removable media, a duplicate SID might give an account access to files even though NTFS permissions for the account specifically deny access to those files.
Because the SID identifies both the computer or domain and the user, unique SIDs are necessary to maintain support for current and future programs. Once I turn on the XP firewall and add a bunch of exceptions including allowing "File and Printer sharing", I cannot map the drive any more from the Windows 10 machine. Is there a way to map the drive with the XP firewall turned on. The firewall is turned on, on the Windows 10 machine.
Also I want to make sure under "SMB 1. Glad to hear that the issue create a map drive of XP device on Win 10 device were resolved. Please help accept the useful answer as it would be helpful to anyone who encounters similar issues. Regarding of your new question, I would suggest you post a new thread about the issue and we will continue to assistant you on the new thread. I cannot answer your questions but can tell you that none of the suggested network changes should be needed and the Windows Firewall can be enabled with its default settings on both machines.
The outcome was the same. There are two possible differences from your setup. All machines are running with the same user account and the Win XP machines only do not have a user password set.
As far as I remember, in the past in my office I was able to achieve the same outcome with one machine only connected to a domain server. Microsoft SQL Browser broadcast.
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