Comments on: Win7 XP Mode with Domain Credentials http://blog.sbs-rocks.com/2009/06/win7-xp-mode-with-domain-credentials/ Journeys of a cranky community organizer.. Thu, 13 Oct 2011 12:46:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Stephen Barbarino http://blog.sbs-rocks.com/2009/06/win7-xp-mode-with-domain-credentials/comment-page-1/#comment-1444 Stephen Barbarino Tue, 26 Oct 2010 16:24:58 +0000 http://blog.sbs-rocks.com/?p=165#comment-1444 Shut the XP Mode VPC down using the start -> Run -> shutdown -s command Open the Virtual PC Console and under the XP Mode VPC open up settings. Change the network adapter from NAT to your LAN Adapter. This should solve your IP Issue. Shut the XP Mode VPC down using the start -> Run -> shutdown -s command

Open the Virtual PC Console and under the XP Mode VPC open up settings. Change the network adapter from NAT to your LAN Adapter. This should solve your IP Issue.

]]> By: Bill C. http://blog.sbs-rocks.com/2009/06/win7-xp-mode-with-domain-credentials/comment-page-1/#comment-791 Bill C. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:10:59 +0000 http://blog.sbs-rocks.com/?p=165#comment-791 Andy - having a challenge getting the XPMode VPC to see/join the domain. I noticed the VPC is using a 192.186.x.x 'virtual' IP subnet which is not the same as the IP of the host Win7 system. Did you change this as well, to find the AD server and join/credential to the domain? I have tried the usual trickery including adding manual HOSTS file entries to no avail. Suggestions greatly appreciated... Thanks, Bill C. Andy – having a challenge getting the XPMode VPC to see/join the domain. I noticed the VPC is using a 192.186.x.x ‘virtual’ IP subnet which is not the same as the IP of the host Win7 system. Did you change this as well, to find the AD server and join/credential to the domain? I have tried the usual trickery including adding manual HOSTS file entries to no avail. Suggestions greatly appreciated…

Thanks,
Bill C.

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