I assume you are talking about windows forms (non ASP.NET).
Short answer:
No, for security reasons windows does not allow using that component. To avoid fake logins and password stealing.
Long answer:
But you can have a .NET dll with a normal windows forms login (non windows default) that checks the user/password against the corporate network.
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