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Remote gaming multiple accounts - Sunshone-Moonlight question (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by wizel10@lemmy.world to c/pcgaming@lemmy.world

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I've a game computer based on W11. I do play through my portable using sunhine-moonlight (S-M) and experience is great. Daughter wants to play games as well. My think is to create a second account on W11 and setup a S-M connection from her own portable. Issue is that I can't get both of us connected to the W11 machine. As soon as one of us connects, the other disconnects.Not sure whether this is a W11 setup issue or S-M related. Any experience/success?

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[–] Gorroth@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

I am just a little brainstorming right now, but…

If you are a bit tech-talented and your computer is powerful enough, you might be able to change your home PC to a hyper-V „server“. So that means you set up windows (I think you need at least a pro edition), then you activate the hyper-V role. Once done you can now set up two more virtual windows PCs running on the hyper-V Host system you just created. Each one of you can use one of them with their own moonlight-sunshine connection.