Windows 10: Find out what computers are Domain Joined

We are moving to Azure and will no longer have On-Prem Domain Controllerss. We need to find all the domain joined computers that still have an active trust with the Domain Controllers. What's the best way to find those computers? We need to remove their computers from the domain and then re-join them to Azure. And what is the best way to migrate their existing profile, once they are Azure joined?




Thanks,

Travis

:)

 

Re-join the domain after upgrade

There is no need to leave the domain, you can perform the upgrade (with Admin privileges).

You can also leave the domain, upgrade with a local account, then join the domain again.

Resources:

• Quick
  Tip: Join a Windows 10 PC to a Domain

 

Join Workplace on Domain PC

Hi Harish,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



We understand that the domain joined computer is prompting a notification related to Workplace Join. In this case, let me help to point you in the right direction where you should get the appropriate assistance for issues related to domain environment.



I would suggest you to post your query in
TechNet Forums, where we have a dedicated team of professionals to help you with queries related to Workplace Join.



Meanwhile, if it may help, you can check the following documents.

• Walkthrough: Workplace Join with a Windows Device
  
• Join
  to Workplace from Any Device for SSO and Seamless Second Factor Authentication Across Company Applications
  
• How To: Plan your hybrid Azure Active Directory join implementation
  

Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator

 

Join Windows 10 PC to a Domain  


@rseiler,

I just finished clean installing Windows 10 Enterprise build 17093 in a VM using a local account, and it still has the same steps in the tutorial for me.

Is your PC already joined to a domain?