Run Multiple Clients

There are 3 methods to running 2 teamspeak clients on one computer. The first one can be used on Windows 98/XP and the second can only be used on Windows XP. Using 2 clients is ideal if you provide a feed and want to listen to another. In order to have more than one feed, additional sound cards are needed.

Method 1: Install Previous Version (This is not supported by teamspeak)

• Download this (and only this) previous version of Teamspeak here
• Install this version to a DIFFERENT folder than your current version, ie. C:\Program_Files\Teamspeak
• Re-enter the server and login information
• Voila! 2 Teamspeak clients running on your desktop at the same time!

Method 2: Patch Executable with hex editor

• Open TeamSpeak.exe in hex workshop (http://www.bpsoft.com/downloads)
• Find “teamspeak_multipleInstanceBlocker” and replace

with null bytes

• Save file, and run as many clients as you like
• note: you may have to unpack the exe with upx

if it’s compressed “upx -d TeamSpeak.exe”

Method 3: Create Additional XP Users

• In the “Control Panel” go to “users” and create a new user
• Log on with the new user by pressing the Windows button and ” L ” simultaneously. You can also switch users via the Start Menu and selecting “Log Off”
• Locate and run your current installation of Teamspeak
• Run the client and re-enter the server and login information
• Voila! 2 Teamspeak clients running (with different users) at the same time!

Program Defaults

• In order for clickable links / shortcuts to work with your current version of Teamspeak (and not the previous), you need to re-download the latest version here
• Now, you must re-install it to the SAME folder that your LATEST version of Teamspeak was already installed to, ie. C:\Program_Files\Teamspeak2_RC2. This is the version you orginally had prior to beginning this trick.