Will this work VIA USB (not Bluetooth) with a Windows tablet? I can't get it to work.
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No it won't. If you look at the description that is posted it says it is for Android-specific media and is for the: Samsung Tab 2 10.1", Samsung Note 10", Asus Tranformer, and the Google Nexus.
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I really don't know. Send an email to Kensington and ask them directly. This was the address I found. http://www.kensington.com/kensington/us/us/s/1553/consumercare.aspx. They also have a number 1.800.535.4242. Good luck
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unfortunately no, only via Bluetooth, but all windows tablet has Bluetooth in this days, if not there very inexpensive Bluetooth adapters in the market. SANOXY® USB Bluetooth Wireless Adapter for HP, Gateway, eMachine, Dell or ANY Laptop/PC Running Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 200, XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7
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I'm not sure what the standard Bluetooth version compatible with this is, but any modern computer or windows tablet with Bluetooth will work.
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Not my setup, although I expect yes. It may require a laptop to set up initial network (I needed the usb connection), but after that will work fine with solely a tablet.
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First, I am presuming that you have a USB keyboard, not a bluetooth or a standard PC type. If this is the case, look on the edge of your tablet and find a mini-USB port (it should be about 1/4 inch long, wider on one edge than the other. Take the USB cable from the keyboard, plug it onto the big end of the adapter, and plug the small end into the mini-USB you found above. The keyboard should now work with the tablet.
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That is something that I don't know. I don't own a tablet. However, I'll let you know that the controller has a USB plug-in. If your tablet has that, it just might work. The great thing about Amazon is that if it doesn't work out as planned--they are really fantastic about taking returns without quibbling. :D Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I works well under windows 7, I haven´t uses with a tablet. for better usage, i´ve lways used it throug the charging base.regards
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You should be able to plug an external hard drive into the dock and the windows operating system will recognize it. Software is embedded in the hard drive so yes it should work, size shouldn't matter. You should also be able to connect a usb printer also as long as the tablet can find drivers.
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It works well with my Gigabyte Win 7 tablet. It also works with my ipad2 and my Win 8 Dell ST-10 tablet. I have yet to have issues with making a bluetooth connection to it, so you are probably safe. I have two of these...
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At the present I believe it only works with iPads, iPhones, and Android powered devices. A windows app is rumored to be in the works, but as far as I know, it isn;t available as of yet. It does work great on my Samsung tablet.
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This one Is not the right one, you should get another one Bluetooth enable if the tablet have Bluetooth, I don't know it because I bought it for a gift, probably you should get a micro usb Keyboard
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This tablet does not have a USB connection, thus it would not support a USB device, or the drivers that are typically required to make it work. A wireless hotspot would work best, but if you are having Wi-Fi issues, it most likely would not change fix the problem. Perhaps a reformat (master reset) of the tablet would solve the issue.
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I doubt it. Unless it uses normal windows drivers, it wont connect with their Bluetooth adapter.
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Since your tablet has a micro USB and not a standard USB this will not work. There are DJ controllers that has a docking station for a tablet or ipad. I hope this answers your question.
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Mine didn't either. assume faulty hardware because driver install wouldn't matter if windows can't even find a device to install a driver for. threw it away and the bought a bluetooth 4.0 name brand for $10 which required no drivers. plug and play.
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Because I'm uncertain of the hardware the Windows Surface tablets have, I don't know. It would have to have an HDMI mini port. I do know that HDMI mini is not the same as HDMI micro, however. I suggest finding out this specification on the tablet/s first.I hope this points you in the right direction.
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It is a bluetooth connection. As long as you have a Bluetooth communication app on the Windows tablet (I believe it does), you should be able to use it. The operating system is not the issue, just how it communicates. Here is a link that discusses how to link a Bluetooth device to a Windows tablet: http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-connect-bluetooth-accessories-to-your-windo.htmlI do NOT know if it is the correct size for the tablet, however. You will have to check that out.
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It is very unlikely to work. It's not recognized by my android tablet when I connect it directly. I can't see how a on-the-go adapter would help