Virtual machine

nakamuru · #1 09-20-2017

Can someone chime in on Virtual machines and if's better to use then creating separate accounts?

So got the Stealth Book and reading comments and did some search here and seem virtual machines are way to go for some.

Just wondering

1. Which one is best to go (speed) . Looking for a free one unless a nice bang for your buck one?

2. Still not sure what it is so i'll google and see youtube videos but is it more convenient and efficient then opening new user accounts?

nakamuru · #2 09-20-2017

Never mind found it on the Stealth Book

But to all using stealth , my main purpose is for buying and eventually do selling account (but i already have a original untainted account with 10k feedback)

Out of the 3 which is probally overall best
1. portable browsers for each user account on one user windows account
2. virtual machine
3. or separate user accounts.

nate · #3 09-20-2017

Learning how to use VMware software would be the most beneficial in the long run buts it's the most complicated. (but it's over kill for what you're talking about using it for). Plus, you may want to learn how to crawl 1st before you start running.

The other two are about the same difficulty level. It comes down to preference. I prefer user-accounts but I use a Chromebook (not Windows machine). If you have a Windows machine, you may want to go the portable browser route just for the fact that it's not uncommon to have to wipe a Windows machine and start over & most files are shared between Windows users on the actual machine. (*not cookies)

aking · #4 09-27-2017

I was told I needed to get damn near a gamer laptop to run a Virtual Machine. I'm not trying to buy a new laptop so that's out of the question as of now. Separate user accounts on my $200 Acer laptop works great!

phaz0rz · #5 09-27-2017

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Originally Posted by aking

I was told I needed to get damn near a gamer laptop to run a Virtual Machine. I'm not trying to buy a new laptop so that's out of the question as of now. Separate user accounts on my $200 Acer laptop works great!

You can easily run VMWare on your $200 Acer. My work laptop is 15 years old. Even before I upgraded to an SSD and 16gb RAM, all of my Windows XP VM's ran perfectly smooth. VM's only use the resources you allocate to them so you can run a VM from any computer.

I'm a die-hard VMWare fan. If you know how to install on operating system I recommend going the VM route - though it's not at all necessary for a bunch of buyer accounts.

ebaystealth1974 · #6 09-27-2017

I saw in the big "stealth tools" thread that someone was using something in conjuction with VMWare that changes to a different Dedicated IP. He said if he had 5 tabs open, it was like 5 different PCs with 5 different IPs.

Anyone know what he's talking about?

nate · #7 09-27-2017

He used a VPN. Virtual Private Network. A network connected to a remote server to use the internet connection and IP of the server.

phaz0rz · #8 09-27-2017

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Originally Posted by ebaystealth1974

I saw in the big "stealth tools" thread that someone was using something in conjuction with VMWare that changes to a different Dedicated IP. He said if he had 5 tabs open, it was like 5 different PCs with 5 different IPs.

Anyone know what he's talking about?

Very well may have been me who made that comment. VMware's virtual network adapter feature makes it very easy to do this.

Using VMWare + multiple VPN subscriptions you can have multiple accounts open in different tabs at once.

ebaystealth1974 · #9 09-28-2017

After reading some more, it seems to have been member "123"(i think is what it was)...I've since seen him mentioning "5 tabs = 5 different machines". Using VM and 24VC.

newjerseymax · #10 09-29-2017

The only roadblock I'm getting with VM is getting a windows version. I cant seem to find safe free or low cost windows.

phaz0rz · #11 09-29-2017

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Originally Posted by newjerseymax

The only roadblock I'm getting with VM is getting a windows version. I cant seem to find safe free or low cost windows.

You'll have to either torrent a copy, or use a free OS like Linux.

nate · #12 09-29-2017

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Originally Posted by newjerseymax

The only roadblock I'm getting with VM is getting a windows version. I cant seem to find safe free or low cost windows.

I tried to make a thread posting these instructions on here a while back but it was deleted, which I can understand.

Follow the instructions in this blog. They are up to date unlike all the others I've found online. The Javascript hack will allow you to download the ISO's directly from MS. No worries of Malware when it comes from the source.

http://www.pctricksguru.com/2016/12/...ed-iso-of.html

I used it to d/l every version of Windows they have for d/l. It really helped me out.

You'll obviously still need a key after the 90 days, or whatever it is... But there are plenty of ways around that. The black screen isn't that hard to deal with if all else fails, at least it still works.

ebaystealth1974 · #13 10-02-2017

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Originally Posted by newjerseymax

The only roadblock I'm getting with VM is getting a windows version. I cant seem to find safe free or low cost windows.

If you stand to make money from the accounts, just pay for the damn thing lol.

ScottieBoi · #14 10-05-2017

Not that I do this, but if you really want different versions of Windows and you aren't concerned morally about how you get them, just stop by Pirate Bay