How to deal with the problem that Win10 Home Edition cannot join the domain

Have Windows 10 Home Edition users ever encountered this problem: the system keeps reminding you that you cannot join the domain? In fact, Win10 Home Edition itself does not provide the domain connection feature. But if you still want to try to join the domain environment, it is recommended to modify the registry to make adjustments.

What to do if Win10 Home Edition cannot add a domain

1. First, press the "Win R" key combination to open the run window, enter: regedit, and enter the registry editor page.

2. Expand the following paths in sequence: "[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Services\\LanmanWorkstation\\Parameters]".

3. Right-click the blank space on the right and select "New" - "DWORD Value (32-bit)" in the pop-up menu.

4. Rename the newly created DWORD item to "AllowInsecureGuestAuth", set its value to "1", and click "OK".

Ps: For 64-bit systems, you also need to add a 32-bit dword value!

4. Next, right-click the "Network" icon in the taskbar and select the "Open Network and Sharing Center" option.

5. After entering the page, click the "Change Advanced Sharing Settings" button in the upper left corner to expand the "Guest or Public" option.

6. Check "Enable network discovery" and "Enable file and print sharing", click the "Save Settings" button, and turn on the "Server" service.

7. Press the "Win R" key combination, enter: services.msc, open the "Services" interface, find and right-click the "Server" service.

8. Select "Properties", set the "Startup Type" to "Automatic", click "Start", and finally click "OK".

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