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Aweb
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is it possible to add XP Home to a Windows 2000 Domain or should i be using Professional? 
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Aweb
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well basically somone i know has bought a PC from pcworld and it came with XP Home and they are having problems adding the computer as a workstation to the windows 2000 server domain. If they where using XP Pro i am pretty sure this wouldnt be an issue
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OptyNast
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You cannot run XP-home as a client to a Windows 2000 domain or .net domain. Home has the limitation of no Domain membership, and a single processor.
I would upgrade to Professional if you need to add it to a network.
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I would upgrade to Professional if you need to add it to a network.
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Aweb
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ok thanks alot for your help guys i have passed on your information and they are going to resolve the issue
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Perris Calderon wrote on Electronic Punk's profile.
Hey ep!
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All good with me, applying for microsoft mvp right now, should have done this a while ago.
Notifications don't work, I only found your response by comming back to hunt up some threads, if you want, give me your email address so we can keep in touch easier, mine is perriscalderon at gmail
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