Win 10 TP join a domain greyed out

Did a fresh install of Win 10 TP 9926 on a Dell Latitude 10 tablet with an Atom processor
Want to join a domain but the choice is greyed out?
Why is that?
Thanks!

Hi City High Tech,
You may choose to use Windows Update to upgrade to Windows 10 build 10041, or download the Windows 10 build 10041 ISO through the link below:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-iso
You should first click the check box of Domain, then the box should be ready to input the domain name:
Or you may click the Start Button, select Settings, then navigate to system->About, on the right side, click join a domain:
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