Log into the machine either with a local user account.
When the desktop appears do the following:
2000 & Windows XP
- Right click on the My Computer and select Properties from the context menu.
- On the Systems Properties screen select the Computer Name Tab and click the Change button
- On the Computer Name Change screen, select the Domian option and then enter a name of a domain e.g. mydomain.local or mycompany.com
- If prompted for a username and password enter one that has privileges to add and remove computers from the domain (usually a domain admin account)
- When the computer is added successfully you will get a message box stating something along the lines of Welcome to the domain
- Press OK
- Back on the Computer Name Change screen press OK
- On the Systems Properties Press OK
- Restart the machine
- When the login screen appears press the Options button and select the newly added domain from the Domain dropdown list
- Log into the machine as a domain user
- Right click on the My Computer and select Properties from the context menu.
- On the Systems screen select the Change Settings button under Computer name, domain, and workgroup settings
- When the Computer Name screen click the Change... button
- On the Computer Name/Domain Changes screen, select the Domain option and then enter a name of a domain e.g. mydomain.local or mycompany.com
- If prompted for a username and password enter one that has privileges to add and remove computers from the domain (usually a domain admin account)
- When the computer is remove you will get a message box stating something along the lines of Welcome to the domain
- Press OK
- Back on the Computer Name/Domain Changes screen press OK
- On the Systems Properties Press OK
- Close the System screen and restart the machine
- When the login screen appears press enter the name of the added domain and a domain user e.g. mydomain.local\Administrator to log onto that domain
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