Vista Lesson 26: Log On to a Domain

This lesson is part of the series: Getting to Know Windows Vista

On your home computer you might not even have a password much less a login screen. At work however you probably need to log onto the domain by using a user name and password. Providing these will allow the system to generate a token that is designed specifically for your account and with that token you can access (or be denied access) to various resources on the network (like printers, files and so forth).

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