dual boot windows machine to join the domain

Hello, Sir. 1. If you have 2 bootable operation system (Windows XP and Windows 7) you can join to domain from each of them. You can join to domain: a) from Windows XP only; b) from Windows 7 only: c) from both operation system (Windws XP and Windows 7) each of operation system have unical ID computer and can join with him to domain. 2. You can disable list of oparation system for boot by edit bootable settings (you can change visable list of operation system and delay time for it display. 3. You can delete peration system from disk partition. I can complete each from variant from 1 to 3. Best regards, Andrew

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Good day, Let me help you with this requirimiento. Story with great experience in Windows Server R2 environments as well as client OS XP, Vista, W7, W8 and W10. I must inform you that if there is a possibility and explain it or apply it to your domain. Since TeamViewer. Regards..

Which one do you want to connect to the domain? XP or Win7. Maybe XP is not supported on your domain for security reasons. However there's no logic not conencting to a domain with a dual boot PC. Bests Semih

You can keep both OS on your computer. Problem occurs only if you want both of them to join domain under the same name.

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Hi, I'm a systems administrator. You can install on your computer as much operating systems, as you wish and every copy of installed OS you can add to your domain. (You can use Oracle Virtual Box to run all your virtual machines at the same time too) BUT every machine must have an UNIQUE MAC-address (in mostly cases can be changed in properties of your network card), not the same, and every machine must have an UNIQUE NAME. If you from some reasons don't have a DHCP-server in your domain, than every OS must have an unique IP-address too... Have a nice day!