- Jul 12, 2014
- 4
- 0
- 4,510
Hello. I am an IT/gaming enthusiast that will soon buy a dream pc. I share my gaming experience with my little sister, however she is not as careful when it comes to internet as I am and sometimes I see stuff on her computer I would not like on my computer. I think I have a solution for this:
She would use windows 7 on a HDD and I would use windows 8.1 on connected SSDs.
However that would not fully protect my system, so that would mean I would have to lock the systems out of each other. That means I cannot see her hdd on my windows and she can't see my ssd's on her windows and we would both not be able to access eachother's files.
Then, if she has a problem on her windows I can always access it through her administrator account and fix anything she wants, but then I don't want to risk having the same problems on my side, as sometimes the software can bypass accounts and install itself globally. I know I can do install two windows system, but how can I lock the drives out of eachother?
She would use windows 7 on a HDD and I would use windows 8.1 on connected SSDs.
However that would not fully protect my system, so that would mean I would have to lock the systems out of each other. That means I cannot see her hdd on my windows and she can't see my ssd's on her windows and we would both not be able to access eachother's files.
Then, if she has a problem on her windows I can always access it through her administrator account and fix anything she wants, but then I don't want to risk having the same problems on my side, as sometimes the software can bypass accounts and install itself globally. I know I can do install two windows system, but how can I lock the drives out of eachother?
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram