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I login to different accounts and switch between them doing different work at the same time, each account has its own profile and settings. These accounts share the HW resources like the built-in WiFi adapter. (OS Windows 8.1)
I'm wondering if it's possible to connect to a separate WiFi network from each account and work on both at the same time? using "Edup wireless USB adapter" for one account and the built-in for the other one. "without disconnect when I switch between the accounts?" - Real-time and simultaneously..
I'm trying to do that as I need to work from two different real IP at the same time, It'll be great and better than getting another laptop!
Note: If you know a way to run this over Linux please don't hesitate to let me know.
I though there is a way to make the OS load a separate kernel space for each user and so handle a different HW device like the WiFi.
but the VMware, smart!
I'll give it a try and install machine over the primary OS.
Thank you :) – Ayman Younis – 2015-10-05T11:16:55.810
@AymanYounis: Separate kernel space for each user is somewhat easier in Linux, as is per-user routing. I've never attempted the latter in Windows, though tbh if it's a limited range of applications, per user proxy settings might be an easy workaround – qasdfdsaq – 2015-10-05T12:55:22.257
I installed VMWare and windows 10 over the host windows 8.1, but it doesn't work, the VM can't work with the USB WiFI, even after disabling and uninstalling it from the Host! – Ayman Younis – 2015-10-05T19:10:38.933
@qasdfdsaq How will the user proxy help me to connect to two different wireless network to get two different real IP, can you explain this way if you think it'll work please?
If I gave up of windows, I'll try Linux. – Ayman Younis – 2015-10-05T19:13:02.887
Done, It's working now on the VMWare windows 10 and host windows 8.1, Thank you :) – Ayman Younis – 2015-10-06T04:00:35.620
@AymanYounis Great! Glad I could help. – Run CMD – 2015-10-06T06:34:49.733
@AymanYounis: The idea is set applications under user 1 to use a proxy on network 1, and those running under user 2 to use a proxy on network 2. Obviously this isn't network-level and only application level. – qasdfdsaq – 2015-10-06T10:30:19.673