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You can do this using the tool Universal Splitscreen. This tool will allow you to play multiple instances of the same game on a single computer, using multiple controllers/sharing keyboards and mice. They have a guide on setting up Minecraft for your scenario as well, indicating a requirement for a custom launcher, located here: https ...
1. This is not possible without using Sandboxie or a virtual machine. This is because the Steam client service (the core of Steam) runs as System and has access to all user directories. You can set the service to run under a specific user instead of Local System, but that will prevent other users from running it.
I have a friend who comes to my place often but i only have 1 pc so i was wondering if it was possible to play 2 games at once on two separate screens. I have 24 gb of ram, a 3.5-3.9 ghz quad core cpu and a gtx 770 OC video card so i don't think power wont be a issue.
Some applications does not allow multiple instance, so I figure I will use a virtual machine or something along that line to achieve my goal. (To be specific, the application I want to run is a IM application and does not allow more than one instance, and if possible, I also would like to run a second instance of a game)
1. Lock files, named pipes and synchronisation events are some of the common ways applications use to check they're the only running instance. To work around lock files you'd either have to virtualise the file system, hook into it or do a carefully timed delete (and that may not work if it locks the file open too).
The best way to do this would be to configure it once, clone the hdd and change the UID, then duplicate configuration for each additional instance you created. You won't be able to run multiple virtual machines without changing the UID and creating multiple virtual hdd files. – Ramhound. Oct 9, 2013 at 15:18. @Ramhound, you are correct ...
How to block this kind of checks or run my secondary instance in stealth? Edit: the application I am interested is G-suite file stream. I have two G-suite account one with a school and one with a company; I need to switch between these two if I cannot run two file-stream application at the same time.
0. I followed this tutorial to create second instance of Telegram: Copy paste C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Telegram Desktop into Telegram Desktop 2. Within Desktop 2 create a shortcut of Telegram.exe and name it Telegram 2. Opening Telegram 2 should open second instance. It does, but the problem is that it is the same as first with ...
But notice that this approach may not work, due to devices or log files or settings being used simultaneously by multiple apps. 1st instance -> run original App.exe file. 2nd instance -> run coppied App_1stCopy.exe file. 3rd instance -> run 2nd coppied App_2ndCopy.exe file.
If you use start, the other bat-files will create new process for each bat, and run them all at the same time. cd "\directory\bat1\". start bat1.bat. cd "\directory\bat2\". start bat2.bat. cd "\directory\bat3\". start bat3.bat. But if you want to run the next one after the last one is finished, you can use call. cd "\directory\bat1\".