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Anyone know how to install 2 separate windows for 2 completely different computers on one ssd

I have enough space on the ssd for 2 os and I don't want to get another ssd.

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Make 2 partitions?

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14 minutes ago, PANDA_NATION said:

2 completely different computers on one ssd

2 computers? how would you connect 1 sata cable to 2 pc?

Use virtual machine maybe?

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21 hours ago, PANDA_NATION said:

Anyone know how to install 2 separate windows for 2 completely different computers on one ssd

I have enough space on the ssd for 2 os and I don't want to get another ssd.

You need to specify a bit more.

Do you mean two installations of Windows on the same physical hardware?

    If so, that's easy; you just need to install it in a second partition.

Or did you mean two installations of Windows for two separate physical hardware (i.e. separate computer towers)?

    If so, that's impossible. Only one computer can access a single SSD at a given time. There is no such thing as a SATA splitter for data.

    I've heard of some enclosures which can emulate two drives using a single drive, but you'd have to format the drive and partition it; and in the end you'll lose quite a bit of performance as it operates as a USB enclosure and can't take full advantage of SATA speeds.

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