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security: best way to utilize 1 workspace for 2 desktops?

czglory

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Hello, I would like to, if its possible to do this an easy way, use two different desktops with the same monitor, keyboard, mouse, headphones, USB controllers. For security reasons.

I would like to be able to quickly switch desktops ideally without having to unplug everything and replug everything in, or having to buy 2 of everything. Any way to do this?

alternatively, is there a reasonable way to get the same level of security by using administrator accounts, where one account is invulnerable from a compromise on the other account? Is Windows 8 more secure than windows 7 64 bit?
 
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thanks, and a KVM switch seems like a reasonable option, I would like to have one system as secure as possible, no exploitable programs like instant messengers, wouldn't really use it for browsing the internet at all; and the other system would be normal use without restrictive security.

Could I use two hard drives, an operating system on each, and be able to easily/quickly unplug one hard drive and plug in the other one and reboot and have the same effect? Seems much cheaper than having to build another system for this purpose.

I really appreciate the help!
 
Yes, you can use one machine with an EZ-Swap 4 and simply change boot drives in it. THE RACK MOUNTS DIRECTLY IN A STANDARD hdd BAY.

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Security is pretty good too. When you are not using a particular boot drive, it can be locked up in a safe. I have separate drives for Win 7 and Win 8, and each has a backup duplicate.
 
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