How To: Easily manage multiple stealths on 1 PC

yotano211 · #23 09-05-2012

Your problem is the really low virtual memory that your desktop has. Don't spend money on new desktop. Just upgrade your computer with a bigger drive. Depending on your drive connection, IDE or SATA, they are bigger drives for both connections than 40GBs.

Buy a external USB hard drive, then download a program called HDclone and work your magic. The new USB hard drive has to be the same connection, IDE or SATA, of your desktop.
The program will clone your entire old hard drive onto the new one. Make sure both hard drive have the same connection so that you can install the new, larger drive, onto your desktop. Bingo and done, takes a few hours depending on the speed of the old drive and the USB connection.

Miray Software - HDClone - Hard disk copy, hard disk backup, hard disk rescue!

Lheonard · #24 09-06-2012

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Originally Posted by cortex

Thats what ive been saying all along. I got no issues with speed. Its the hard disk storage thats being eaten away.

You can delete "System Restore and Shadow Copies" from windows to gain speed and disk space :

On win 7 :

Right click on your Hard Drive > Properties > Disk Cleanup > More Options > System Restore and Shadow Copies : Clean Up : Delete.

GreenBean · #25 09-06-2012

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Originally Posted by Lheonard

You can delete "System Restore and Shadow Copies" from windows to gain speed and disk space :

On win 7 :

Right click on your Hard Drive > Properties > Disk Cleanup > More Options > System Restore and Shadow Copies : Clean Up : Delete.

Would you make sure to do a back-up first?

I get freaky about stuff like that in case of losing data

Lheonard · #26 09-06-2012

^ No, no need to do back-up, they are made automatically.

This is a safe and well know tip to clean your hard drive and make it go faster.

To keep you data safe you can store them on an external hard drive or on an internal hard drive with an External Hard Drive Enclosure.

And there is also online storage, ADrive | Online Storage, Online Backup, Cloud Storage is a very good free provider with 50GB of free storage.

Mr. Invisible · #27 09-08-2012

turn off/remove system restore. Run ccleaner. The windows update backups can also be nuked if you know your way around the windows system folders.

Instead of using multiple users, I use a program to run Firefox virtually for each stealth. I don't have to leave my main desktop to switch users. Passwords, Cookies, settings ect. are still all separate.

cortex · #28 09-09-2012

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Originally Posted by Mr. Invisible

turn off/remove system restore. Run ccleaner. The windows update backups can also be nuked if you know your way around the windows system folders.

Instead of using multiple users, I use a program to run Firefox virtually for each stealth. I don't have to leave my main desktop to switch users. Passwords, Cookies, settings ect. are still all separate.

That sounds a lot easier! :D Whats the name of the program?

Lheonard · #29 09-09-2012

^^^
I know Sandboxie - Sandbox software for application isolation and secure Web browsing does that.

igotsuspended · #30 09-15-2012

I am using each VM XP for each account.
Each has 512MB RAM runs on my Core 2 Quad, 6GB RAM desktop.
However, I only turn one at a time for each IP.
You should not leave all accounts or VMs running at the same time, because there is only one IP each time you are in an account, and may pose risk of link from other logged account.

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rsot · #31 09-16-2012

Prices being cheap as they are for some slightly older comps, can be affordable to manage couple of computers

cortex · #32 09-17-2012

Yeh ive thought about that RSOT but its hassle having to change computers and id need extra desk space too. Thanks though

BiN4RY · #33 09-17-2012

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Originally Posted by igotsuspended

I am using each VM XP for each account.
Each has 512MB RAM runs on my Core 2 Quad, 6GB RAM desktop.
However, I only turn one at a time for each IP.
You should not leave all accounts or VMs running at the same time, because there is only one IP each time you are in an account, and may pose risk of link from other logged account.

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I do this too, except your method is excessive and is a huge waste of disk space. You do not need a separate vm for eBay and PayPal account. I just create one single vm and separate user accounts for them all since eBay does not track MAC address.

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cortex · #34 09-17-2012

^What about Amazon..do they track MAC address?

Artann · #35 09-17-2012

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Originally Posted by cortex

^What about Amazon..do they track MAC address?

The guide suggests that Az does have an ability to track your mac. However, there a great deal of debate between member on here on this topic

igotsuspended · #36 09-17-2012

It could be wasting space, but today hard drives are really cheap.
My VM XP only costs me about 5GB.
For 1TB hard drive, you can have upto 200 accounts.

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Originally Posted by BiN4RY

I do this too, except your method is excessive and is a huge waste of disk space. You do not need a separate vm for eBay and PayPal account. I just create one single vm and separate user accounts for them all since eBay does not track MAC address.

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slim jim · #37 09-17-2012

if i could only remote reset my mifi...

lisa21801 · #38 10-25-2012

Just an FYI,
I use 3 pcs, I have taped on the wall above the desk what user it's I am running on them.
I also set my screen background to that particular screen name,so I do not get confused.
I do this so,no more than 5 Ida can go down at once, and I still have 10 I'd,s up and running.
I use my portable laptop the most,it's a cheap staples $399 laptop,but it holds all info for 5 accts.
Good luck !

cortex · #39 10-25-2012

Thanks Lisa

pancho · #40 10-25-2012

@Cortex Also what helps if you would like to go the Elijah way with multiple browsers is to create desktop browsers shortcuts and rename them to the stealth name so you don't get confused.

cortex · #41 10-26-2012

Hi Pancho,

Thats a great suggestion but with the amount fo things i already have to remember i know id risk an account along the way if i used the elijah-method

thanks for your input though, it may come in use to someone reading this thread later in time

Hercules · #42 10-26-2012

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Originally Posted by pancho

@Cortex Also what helps if you would like to go the Elijah way with multiple browsers is to create desktop browsers shortcuts and rename them to the stealth name so you don't get confused.

I know for a fact that either Chrome browsers leak or something in Windows 7 leaks. I only use Chrome and Firefox nowadays.

I made two gmail emails in one user acct. Then I went to another (brand new) user acct with nothing (supposedly) on it. I opened up Chrome and the cookies remembered those email addresses from the other user acct. Found this the other day but suspected this for a long time.

Once I opened up Opera browser and it took over every user acct I had. Then I didn't like that so I deleted it from my PC. Maybe the ease in being able to enter everything in Windows 7 is a weakness. I don't know.

Hercules · #43 10-26-2012

All my user accts used to be logged on so I learned hear that that was using up hard drive space so I remember to log off. Maybe that was a way to 'leak' data I don't know.

Hercules · #44 10-26-2012

Sorry about the multiple threads but things start to come back to me. Once in a while I get suspended for something and I get that message 'We see that you are linked to the Ebay acct safesales2011 and goodfinds666 so we are ......'These accts are not supposed to be linked in any way.

I think Ebay uses some deeper checking button or whatever but the fact that I get linked to other acct this way is too wrong.

Otherwise I hop around forever on many users without ever getting linked...Weird!