What Are You Doing Right Now
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@Joy said:
@gjacobse said:
@Joy said:
Trying to figure out how to join the windows 8 single languages (64bit) to Domain.
or I need to install the windows 8.1 Pro?
Should be able to.
Open Explorer, Right click on the My computer, then PropertiesOr, try Windows Logo+Break: System Properties dialog box
Well that is interesting...
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@Joy
Looking the the verbiage above seems that version of 8 is not compatible with joining to a domain. May be similar to the 'Windows Home Edition'.... -
@gjacobse said:
@Joy
Looking the the verbiage above seems that version of 8 is not compatible with joining to a domain. May be similar to the 'Windows Home Edition'....Yes and i just found it here 'https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/596394-window-8-domain-change-button-grayed-out"
So i need to reinstall the right version .
Thanks
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@Joy said:
Trying to figure out how to join the windows 8 single languages (64bit) to Domain.
or I need to install the windows 8.1 Pro?
Yes you need pro.
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@Dashrender said:
@Joy said:
Trying to figure out how to join the windows 8 single languages (64bit) to Domain.
or I need to install the windows 8.1 Pro?
Yes you need pro.
Thanks
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The ability to join a domain is the differentiator between Home and Pro. There ARE other features, but that's the one that makes the difference.
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Just finished installing the win8.1
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It's like a necopost marathon! Five years, one month old!
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Joy said:
Just finished installing the win8.1
Pro, this time?
Yes, and already joined to domain
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Watermain break in the area - we will be without water in 2 hours. I am working to transition our phones to another location.
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@Dashrender said:
Watermain break in the area - we will be without water in 2 hours. I am working to transition our phones to another location.
Now THAT's Fun!
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If you had that new Windows Phone docking system everyone could just pick up their desktops and take them with them!
Dammit, I just created the use case for that.
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Especially if they are folks that can work on their apps using RDP.
Set your phone / tablet in the dock fire up the RDP app and you're good to go. 8-)
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I'm sure that that will be the biggest use case for this in business, as a portable thin client. Which actually makes it make way more sense than other uses that I can think of (in business.0
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Having an adult conversation from David (Spiceworks) about "gaming the badge system" for SW.
Regardless if the information is completely valid...
Fun time.
Hi David!
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There is a badge system to game? What do you get by gaming it... badges? Who would bother?
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And now I'm sleepy
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@dafyre said:
Especially if they are folks that can work on their apps using RDP.
Set your phone / tablet in the dock fire up the RDP app and you're good to go. 8-)
Maybe that.. but just as good if the apps are web apps and will run from a phone.
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That's my point as well, if I were gaming the badge system there, I'd have several hundred bots, creating 1 off accounts that go and up vote all of my replies and posts.
It has to do with my topic here, asking people to go and up vote my response on the topic where I said I'd set up a pFSense Firewall.
