Windows 10: Joining a Domain

Discus and support Joining a Domain in Windows 10 Network and Sharing to solve the problem; I'm trying to join a domain that resides on my Synology NAS. When trying to join the domain I'm getting the following message: [ATTACH] I've also... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Network and Sharing' started by Louisb, Feb 12, 2021.

  1. Louisb Win User

    Joining a Domain


    I'm trying to join a domain that resides on my Synology NAS. When trying to join the domain I'm getting the following message:
    Joining a Domain 77b5b7a3-368b-4761-b8c3-8489a4d75fbe?upload=true.png
    I've also tried joining the domain using the "Network ID" button and I get the following message:


    Joining a Domain 12a141bf-cf02-4ff2-a26c-094f2d2d19f0?upload=true.png




    I'm running Windows 10 Professional, the machine is in the same subnet. I'm able to connect to all resources on the NAS and access the Internet.
    I've reloaded Windows 10 and rebooted the machine several times, but continue to get the same results.

    What am I doing wrong or could be causing this?

    Thanks

    :)
     
    Louisb, Feb 12, 2021
    #1

  2. 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:

     
    Andre Da Costa, Feb 12, 2021
    #2
  3. Brink Win User
    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?


    Joining a Domain [​IMG]
     
    Brink, Feb 12, 2021
    #3
  4. rseiler Win User

    Joining a Domain

    Join Windows 10 PC to a Domain  


    I just checked an RS3 PC already domain-joined (the RS3 I was checking earlier was not yet joined to anything), and there are no blue links for it either, strongly suggesting that MS lets you only do one or the other.

    What I should try is doing an Azure AD join (any method) and then doing a domain join via the old UI. That may be a loophole.
     
    rseiler, Feb 12, 2021
    #4
Thema:

Joining a Domain

Loading...
  1. Joining a Domain - Similar Threads - Joining Domain

  2. AD DNS/DC with workstations unable to join domain

    in Windows 10 Gaming
    AD DNS/DC with workstations unable to join domain: So two DC/DNS servers via site-site VPN with a client in a third location that can ping/see them both..- The client can FQDN and hostname values for the servers..- Dcdiag shows the DNS servers are clean.- The whole _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.For example, this is the output of a...
  3. AD DNS/DC with workstations unable to join domain

    in Windows 10 Software and Apps
    AD DNS/DC with workstations unable to join domain: So two DC/DNS servers via site-site VPN with a client in a third location that can ping/see them both..- The client can FQDN and hostname values for the servers..- Dcdiag shows the DNS servers are clean.- The whole _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.For example, this is the output of a...
  4. AD DNS/DC with workstations unable to join domain

    in AntiVirus, Firewalls and System Security
    AD DNS/DC with workstations unable to join domain: So two DC/DNS servers via site-site VPN with a client in a third location that can ping/see them both..- The client can FQDN and hostname values for the servers..- Dcdiag shows the DNS servers are clean.- The whole _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.For example, this is the output of a...
  5. Windows 11 After 22H2 Update Forcing BitLocker Encryption on USB Devices Domain-Joined PC

    in Windows 10 Gaming
    Windows 11 After 22H2 Update Forcing BitLocker Encryption on USB Devices Domain-Joined PC: Hello,I'm encountering an issue on multiple PCs running Windows 11, after updating to version 22H2. Whenever a USB drive is plugged in, the system automatically prompts to enable BitLocker encryption on the drive. However, the USB drive itself does not use any encryption, and...
  6. Windows 11 After 22H2 Update Forcing BitLocker Encryption on USB Devices Domain-Joined PC

    in Windows 10 Software and Apps
    Windows 11 After 22H2 Update Forcing BitLocker Encryption on USB Devices Domain-Joined PC: Hello,I'm encountering an issue on multiple PCs running Windows 11, after updating to version 22H2. Whenever a USB drive is plugged in, the system automatically prompts to enable BitLocker encryption on the drive. However, the USB drive itself does not use any encryption, and...
  7. Windows 11 After 22H2 Update Forcing BitLocker Encryption on USB Devices Domain-Joined PC

    in Windows 10 Gaming
    Windows 11 After 22H2 Update Forcing BitLocker Encryption on USB Devices Domain-Joined PC: Hello,I’m encountering an issue on multiple PCs running Windows 11, after updating to version 22H2. Whenever a USB drive is plugged in, the system automatically prompts to enable BitLocker encryption on the drive. However, the USB drive itself does not use any encryption, and...
  8. Windows 11 After 22H2 Update Forcing BitLocker Encryption on USB Devices Domain-Joined PC

    in Windows 10 Software and Apps
    Windows 11 After 22H2 Update Forcing BitLocker Encryption on USB Devices Domain-Joined PC: Hello,I’m encountering an issue on multiple PCs running Windows 11, after updating to version 22H2. Whenever a USB drive is plugged in, the system automatically prompts to enable BitLocker encryption on the drive. However, the USB drive itself does not use any encryption, and...
  9. How to Prevent Brute Force Attacks on Windows 11 Non-Domain Joined & Azure AD Joined Devices

    in Windows 10 Gaming
    How to Prevent Brute Force Attacks on Windows 11 Non-Domain Joined & Azure AD Joined Devices: Hello Microsoft Community,We are currently working on securing our Milestone servers running Windows 11. These devices are not domain joined, and we are looking for Microsoft-supported options to prevent brute force attacks, particularly on local login and RDP if enabled.We...
  10. How to Prevent Brute Force Attacks on Windows 11 Non-Domain Joined & Azure AD Joined Devices

    in Windows 10 Software and Apps
    How to Prevent Brute Force Attacks on Windows 11 Non-Domain Joined & Azure AD Joined Devices: Hello Microsoft Community,We are currently working on securing our Milestone servers running Windows 11. These devices are not domain joined, and we are looking for Microsoft-supported options to prevent brute force attacks, particularly on local login and RDP if enabled.We...