In case the above is of any use, here is the link to a full tutorial of Portable VirtualBox.Īnswering your question, based on its previous edits: As virtual machines are fully virtual, the graphing capabilities are limited, and so you cannot run high demanding games.Virtual Machine programs require to install drivers and others, there's no way around this, however, in the case of Portable Virtual box, those drivers are uninstalled when you are done with the virtual machine, that is if you properly exit virtual box, before disconnecting the external device.
Now there are three important cons of this approach. With that program you will be able to install games and anything you want into your virtual machine, from your home, and then in the office you plug in the hard drive, and launch the virtual machine where all your stuff was installed. And a good example of one of those would be Portable VirtualBox. Now there are several of these programs around, but you need one specifically, a portable one. This file is launched by the use of Virtual Machine programs, such as VirtualBox. What I mean is to have portable virtual machine, A virtual machine is basically a big file containing all the data a machine requires to run. The following it's a bit tricky and you cannot play high demanding games, and you need administrator rights. Now, for other DRM games, there are workarounds. Also note that they might not like it if you connect extra hardware to the network. Judging by your original tags, you won't be able to do that with those games.Īlso, given that you have a laptop, and considering that you need both computers to be connected to Internet you could buy a cheap RJ45 LAN Ethernet Splitter(about 5 bucks), or a 5 port switch (about 10-15 bucks), two extra cables, and split the incoming signal so it can be used on both computers, that is, if the company you work for is not static IP's for the computers. Most of the times these are independent games. Some games require a complete installation, but there are some which not, namely DRM-free/portable games that you can run on the go.
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