[SOLVED] creating two user account truly isolates two accounts ?

[pc_gamer]

On Windows 10, so what I want is. to have two different user accounts, not affected by each other whether it's antivirus software, direct X update. net framework update, core drive update, etc. the thing is, I'm about to try some software that might update system files like direct x, net framework, etc. my os is working fine now so I don't want any trouble with these changes. so is it plausible ? or I should create a different partition?

 

[R_1]

virtualbox
download virtualbox and create a VM with the windows you want isolated on it. install the guest packages. then you can exploit the VM without fear of damaging your current install.

 

[pc_gamer]

doesn't VMs affect the performance?

 

[SkyNetRising]

or I should create a different partition?

Install separate windows 10 on a different partition.

 

[R_1]

doesn't VMs affect the performance?

it does but as a sand box for testing questionable software keeping your system safe, it works a treat.

 

[wpgwpg]

The choices listed above are your two options. I like the separate partition approach if you have 50 - 100 GB of space to use.