Windows Domain vs Workgroup - Difference between them

Hello IT Pros, this is Alvendril! In this video I briefly point out the main differences between Windows Domain and Workgroup.
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[@jamesboone14]

Very good explaination! As a recent college graduate, I was exposed to lots of different areas in IT that I wish we could have spent more time learning about, but with the need to complete the course and continue moving forward, some subjects are only briefly explained. This subject of domain vs workgroup has been one area that has recently caught my attention and curiousity again. Your explainations helped me to clearly understand the differences between the two. Thank you!

[@sw33tkiss94]

super Crystal Clear~~~

[@rubster7097]

Then explanation was good, the drawings amazing!

[@0NinjaDanny0]

Thank you.

[@dj_jamfu91]

Thanks dude

[@sofiaramirez7369]

More videos please!

[@salem5019]

can one get rid of domain total restrictions to update Win XP

[@MyITWorkshop]

Hello Abdulwahid,
You have to disassociate that computer from the domain, to do that the LOCAL username and password for the computer is needed. This local account is the one that was created before the computer was joined to the Domain. Once that is done that computer will be free of the rules applied to the Domain.
Hope it helps!
Note: Not the be critical or anything. However, Windows XP for the enterprise is an outdated operating system, it has many vulnerabilities. In other words "hackers" might have a high change to bypass its defenses.
Thanks for the comment!

[@salem5019]

stopped being in domain but unable to get rid of domain restrictions. Any suggestions

[@MyITWorkshop]

Hello,
The way to disassociate a computer from a domain is, (the names may be different for win XP), right click on "This pc/my pc" ----> properties -----> change settings ---> Change ---> and there you see the 2 options: "Domain and Workgroup", the computer has to be changed to "WORKGROUP". However, to do this you will need to know the Local username and password for that computer. If you have already done that and still there are restrictions I would say that you might not be using a Local Administrator account, but a guest/non admin account. If that were the case you need to reset the password for the admin account.
In the event that you don't how to do that I have a video on exactly that: th-cam.com/video/GleCvn62j_g/w-d-xo.html
Hope it helps
Thanks for the comment!

[@salem5019]

@@MyITWorkshop Thanx for the suggestion and advice.

[@shoaibmukhtar43]

Please little bit slow

[@MyITWorkshop]

I am sorry Shoaib, I will do it slowly next time. Thanks for the feedback!

[@serealMuadid]

First

[@Mark-OutWest]

I HATE this animated hand that draws everything. Just show me the information. I'm not 4 years old. 30 seconds in to this video I was tearing my hair out watching this.

[@michaeljames3252]

How about a being grateful he even posted the video..