Single CPU Multiple User at same time

How to use a single CPU with AMD X2 Dual Core Processor, 2GB RAM, 320GB HDD for Multiple users with Multiple Keyboard, Mouse & Monitors?

Reply to jzt4u

You'll need to provide us with more details on your situation and equipment, including software (windows version etc) and provide us with a clearer question. I hate trying to be a mind reader

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Reply to enzo matrix

if you are asking how to have two people using the same computer at the same time, on different monitors with different inputs...

well thats not possible.

Hmm no, Goodluck!!!

Reply to moricon

Hmm thats bad advice before answering maybe yall should make sure there is no possible way to do this because guess what, it is possible and i know someone that does it. Its only possible under Linux, but it does work good, two monitors, two keyboard, 2 mice gives you in a sence two compputer for one, performance kinda sux depending on your system my buddy had it on a Pentium D 940 system and it was kinda slow but cool I'm sure with a decent system it will be better check out this site for more info.

http://www2.userful.com/products/downloads/free-2-user

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Message edited by SAAIELLO on 03-06-2010 at 06:43:25 PM

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SAAIELLO wrote :

Hmm thats bad advice before answering maybe yall should make sure there is no possible way to do this because guess what, it is possible and i know someone that does it. Its only possible under Linux, but it does work good, two monitors, two keyboard, 2 mice gives you in a sence two compputer for one, performance kinda sux depending on your system my buddy had it on a Pentium D 940 system and it was kinda slow but cool I'm sure with a decent system it will be better check out this site for more info.

http://www2.userful.com/products/downloads/free-2-user

good luck with that...

enzo matrix wrote :

You'll need to provide us with more details on your situation and equipment, including software (windows version etc) and provide us with a clearer question. I hate trying to be a mind reader

I've to do it in an institution which needs less processing power such as browsing, word processing etc. I heard it from someone that it is possible in windows server versions 2008. But don't know how to do it & requirements. I want to use single cpu with different users so that each users can perform different/same tasks at same time.

Reply to jzt4u

SAAIELLO wrote :

Hmm thats bad advice before answering maybe yall should make sure there is no possible way to do this because guess what, it is possible and i know someone that does it. Its only possible under Linux, but it does work good, two monitors, two keyboard, 2 mice gives you in a sence two compputer for one, performance kinda sux depending on your system my buddy had it on a Pentium D 940 system and it was kinda slow but cool I'm sure with a decent system it will be better check out this site for more info.

http://www2.userful.com/products/downloads/free-2-user

Thanks for ur kind information.... Is it possible in windows?? How??

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Reply to jzt4u

jzt4u wrote :

Thanks for ur kind information.... Is it possible in windows?? How??

With Windows, RDP or Citrix ICA plus thin-client is what you're thinking of.

[EDITED]Looks like there's a new solution that just came out a few weeks ago.
Windows MultiPoint Server 2010

Message edited by wuzy on 03-14-2010 at 07:24:23 AM

Reply to wuzy

just simply paying for the licenses of any of these "windows" solutions would be so expensive you might as well just get another cheap computer instead for the 2nd user to play around on

you would see better performance for the users overall this way too...

the only real world solution to this in my opinion is to get linux instead, but as it seems you are just asking about windows I doubt you'd be interested in that?

Reply to mathmo

SAAIELLO wrote :

Hmm thats bad advice before answering maybe yall should make sure there is no possible way to do this because guess what, it is possible and i know someone that does it. Its only possible under Linux, but it does work good, two monitors, two keyboard, 2 mice gives you in a sence two compputer for one, performance kinda sux depending on your system my buddy had it on a Pentium D 940 system and it was kinda slow but cool I'm sure with a decent system it will be better check out this site for more info.

http://www2.userful.com/products/downloads/free-2-user

Go for NComputing...it supports windows and you can run 6/8 separate monitor+mouse+kbd+speaker on one cpu with 6gb ram. It allows full file level and user level security and complete system administration. It is hassle free n cost effective. We are running several hundred such setups for past 10 years. Go ahead...good luck.

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