this kvm switch can be use also with windows 7 software ?
202093
I have been using it for a year and a half now and it works fine with Windows 7.
202094
I'm using it with two laptops running windows 7, it's fine. Haven't tried it with windows 8 though.
1737515
No. This cable is a USB cable and VGA cable that just happen to be glued to each other. This is supposed to be used with a KVM switch but should work generically of you happen to need these cable connectors orientated as-is, unlikely as that might be.
53447
KVMs are designed to share an external keyboard, mouse, and monitor with multiple computers. The keyboard, mouse and screen on the laptop are hardwired into the motherboard of the laptop and cannot be shared via a KVM like this. If you had a working laptop and a desktop, you could use a set of external keyboard, mouse and monitor to control both the laptop and desktop with this KVM.
774324
I have the Belkin Flip KVM switch and this mouse did NOT work with it; the switch did not recognize that the mouse was plugged in to it.
2225096
I'm not entirely sure. Never tried. I have another computer that has a different KVM which does & I find it annoying because that system's shortcuts are the same as some of my software shortcuts (up/down arrow & ctrl+1-4), making them useless in the software & a real pain when I forget, so that's not a feature I would necessarily want in a KVM. I hve had the star tech for a year & a half & it's been a rock-solid unit.
1451703
You can plug two USB devices into the KVM switch and both devices will work on each machine, one machine at a time. Each machine will only need the one USB cable coming from the KVM switch to operate both USB devices.
307982
Hi- I am using a run-of-the-mill Microsoft keyboard and trackball mouse. Both are working well with the KVM switch.
1066879
Using this adapter to connect a PS/2 style keyboard to the KVM switch, yes.
713605
If the KVM has a DMS-59 output, probably. You can see a photo of a DMS-59 connector on Wikipedia.
1291294
I haven't tried that so I am not certain if wireless will work or not. I can tell you that the IOGEAR 2-Port USB DVI-D KVM switch has 2 USB ports, one designated for the key board and one for the mouse. If your wireless KB & Mouse use 2 separate USB receivers, I would guess that the chances of it working properly are good.
1519552
I am using a 4 port KVM DVI/VGA switch and I had no problems using a wireless mouse/keyboard.
819441
Yes. I haven't personally done it, but if you have 2 sets of input devices and only use the kvm for the monitor, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
1161536
Basically, the only thing that the KVM switch would do is allow the 2 computers to share a monitor, KB & mouse.Other than that, they could be "connected" via network.I don't know if that helps.
889396
KVM comes with 8 USB/KVM cables and has a rack kit, ears to mount in the rack. No familiar the last one
486392
Probably not. This KVM switch is designed for PC2 connections. Wireless, to the best of my knowledge, is strictly USB.
325615
I use it to flip a thumb drive between two computers and it is near-instantaneous. My KVM switch does take some time, however. My guess is that it is the way in which the OS handles keyboards more than the switch latency you are experiencing.
859585
The problem is that the GSC22U doesn't do emulation. A KVM that does emulation continues to tell the disconnected computer that a keyboard and mouse are still connected and the computer doesn't drop the device. With this KVM when you switch computers it's like unplugging from one and plugging into the other, with the delay that computer has when you plug in a new device.