In general, there is a program displayed on another monitor, but I can still roll it up through the alt + tab, if this program is a game, it will stop until I return to it. By the way, this program can also block work with windows in the main monitor.

With win7, you can make this running program not interfere with the use of a computer, and the user does not interfere with the operation of this program? maybe win10 can help me? they also made virtual desktops

  • if this program is a game, then it will stop until I return to it - usually single player games keep track of whether their window is in focus and stop if not. So virtual desktops will not help. Yes, and other regular solutions are likely. And to at least do something, you will most likely need to keep the game in windowed mode or in a virtual machine. But oh ... why so difficult? - D-side
  • virtual machine is good, but it does not know how to output sound to another audio device - John Doe
  • This is a question of setting the sound output in the OS, the virtual user really has nothing to do with it :) - D-side
  • I put the console games emulator on my computer, but it’s stupid to set aside a whole computer for the emulator. besides, if the monitor is not one. So I decided to stir up something like that. At first, of course, I set up a virtual box, but then it turned out that it can output sound only to the default device (((( - John Doe
  • I did not find any program which could route the sound from the virtual box. With chromium easily, Winamp can do it. but virtual box in any way. - John Doe

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