>>32537
Disconnect your computer from the domain and try to reattach it.

All of them and at the same time? Or is this an issue on only your computer?

>>32542
but I'm not connected with any domain, it was disconnected with the upgrade to Windows 10. When I try to connect it says "unable to access an active directory domain controller for the domain xxx ..."

>>32546
"unable to access an active directory domain controller for the domain xxx ..."
It sounds like a networking issue. Try and join the domain when connected with ethernet. THe domain controller may be inaccessible from your wireless.

>>32543
two computers are fine, there are two other ones that don't work. One is connected via WLAN, the other one with cable, but on both I can't access the domain

>>32549
you mean, I should connect with a cable? That's actually not possible, because I have no cable that's long enough. Before Win 10 it worked fine.

>>32552
This is just a temporary situation. You should just try and be connected via ethernet when you try and join the domain. See if you can move your computer for a few minutes while you do this.

>>32556
ok, I have not enough time for that today. But I'll try tomorrow, thanks for the tip

>>32537
You need to tell Windows your wireless connection is to an "Office" or "Home" network.

File sharing is firewalled off on "Public" networks.

>>32576
That is true, but OP is having a problem connecting to his domain on the wireless network. This is also likely due to a network misconfiguration or firewall.

>>32811
He probably forgot to set this on the server.

Which won't be a real server, because if he was using a real server he wouldn't be asking basic networking questions on 4chan.

Anyone knows why Win10 keeps freezing?