vista dual boot

Yep, there should be no issues with that, provided you join them with
different machine account names and have permission to add multiple machines
to the domain.... I think the default is to permit each user to add up to
five machines, and your admin can change that if you need to add more.

The only issue you may encounter (from the dual-booting, not the
domain-join) is that XP will corrupt the Shadow Copies of your disk, which
Vista uses for System Restore. That means that Vista's System Restore will
only contain restore points back to the last time you booted XP, and the
same will be true for the Previous Versions feature of files.

"chunky" <chunky@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
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> hi..
>
> i have a pc that has an windows xp installed and i dual boot vista with
> it..my windows xp is joined on a domain can i still join vista to the
> domain
> using my user account from xp? in other words i have 2 os joined on a
> domain
> with one account
>
> thanks
> --
> chunky

When I boot in XP on my main comp I can see all my other comps except the one
with Vista installed. When I boot in Vista, I can't see any other comps (4).
I checked my settings again and again and I can't pinpoint the problem.
Please helpppppppp......

On Mon, 7 Jan 2008 02:40:01 -0800, CCB <CCB@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:

>Please helpppppppp......

Try Network Magic. It's free to try.

Vista Network Discovery must be enabled - download utility to enable XP to
use ND>

"CCB" <CCB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When I boot in XP on my main comp I can see all my other comps except the
> one
> with Vista installed. When I boot in Vista, I can't see any other comps
> (4).
> I checked my settings again and again and I can't pinpoint the problem.
> Please helpppppppp......