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Afraid of Windows 10 with Azure AD join? Try it out (part 1) – Out of Office Hours

 

Start the Windows 10 installation as usual. Choose Set up for an organization. Enter your your mail address, on the next page you will enter your password.

Once this is done we will finish the installation and login to Windows using the PIN-code. If you want to join a computer that already has Windows 10 installed onto it see the steps below. Open Settings , go to Accounts and Access work or school and press Connect. Press Join this device to Azure Active Directory. Enter your mail address and press Next, on next screen you have to enter your password. Once you are done with the wizard you should restart your computer.

It should now work to logon with your company credentials. Things to consider The Azure administrator have to accept that users can join their devices to the Azure AD.

The process to join Azure AD may look different depending on your Windows 10 version. Make sure you have an internet connection while joining the computer to Azure AD. Comments Mazhar Shah says Thanks a lot mate. Dave says Thanks! In order to get more management functionality with machines joined to Azure Active Directory, you have to use an additional service like Microsoft Intune or Mobile Device Management.

So if you were hoping to get more power for less dollars, sorry, not happening with an Azure AD join. But if your users can sign up for a Pandora or iTunes account and seriously, we know they can they can join Azure AD. Users can use the Office accounts to sign into the computer now! Up until this Azure Active Directory join development, your users had to sign into their computers using either a domain, local, or Microsoft personal account, and then sign in AGAIN the horror!

The horror! Single Sign-on SSO is also supported in Azure Active Directory for a lot of SaaS applications out there, so your Office users will only need to sign in once and away-yay-yay they go! Because what do your users need? One more user name and password to forget so you can reset it so they can forget it again in two weeks? Or the ability to just bounce over to something like SalesForce. Toggle Sliding Bar Area.