Want to have two printers hooked up to this hub. Will it work?
1168001
Yes, if both are USB compatible. We use them for everything, merely an extension cord, if you will, but with USB ports.
1168002
Should do, as it just behaves as though they're plugged into separate ports.
1845471
Ni, yes it will work. Though most printers have to be configured with a USB cable at first.M. L.
2020842
One drive-likely no problem. You could try attaching 2 drives and might be fine, I am not sure. Again, to be safe, buy a "powered"hub.
440918
That's a very good question, my guess is no, because I think you have to install drivers to make it work, but it might also depend on the printer? Might be worth some googling around
134503
Don't know. Have only connected a small laser printer using the provided software, so haven't even had to use both ports.
891891
Yes but it will only use one connection method at a time. As long as the printer is on the network it shouldn't matter.
1781102
You sure can. Connect a cable from your wall connection to the hub then, connect each of your computers to the hub. It will work just fine.
1881288
I would expect you can if each computer has been linked with the printer via the router through wireless mode. If trying to hard-wire connect three different computers you need some type "splitter" box with connections to each computer and then to the computer. Me, I have two different printers (Epson wireless connected, and second older Epson haywire
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1st..... You may be able to use a USB hub but that may cause some conflict if not you could get a Print server for the 2nd printer 2nd....Depending on what speed you get it varies. For example if you are getting 20 Mbps from your providers. Depending on where you live that could average about 12-20. Also it depends on if your PC is directly connected to the router. If you are connected through wireless you will probably get 5-10 Mbps ( 5 being weak signal 10 being excellent). The advertised 900Mbps speed is transfer speeds within the network itself and is split evenly between the 2.4 and 5Ghz band. 3. The ranges on these routers are really good. You may get Good to Excellent most parts of your home. If you get weak signals you could get either Additional Access Point or buy Netgear Power lines which lets u connect directly to the router using the power lines existing in your home
2127742
There should not be any printer this wont work with as long as there is a driver for the operating system you have. Following my steps creates a permanent port as if it were connected directly to the PC so as long as the PC has good drivers you should be ok.
1723965
The dock has three universal serial bus ports, so if your hard drive has a USB connection, you shouldn't have a problem. If your printer has a USB connection, you can probably plug that in too. I have not tried hard-wiring to a printer, but it makes sense. If you are connecting those two and a mouse and keyboard, you may want to look at a USB hub.
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Frist you have a Plugable® 7-Port Aluminum USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Hub with 20W Power Adapter (VIA VL812 Rev B2 Chipset with v9081 Firmware for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux Support. A hub will not enable you to network three computers and a hub. You need a router which will enable you to create a network on which you may have three computers and a printer that may each communicate with each other. That is not only can you print from any one of your computers but also send files between two computers for instance. Hope this helps.
887811
You will need a cable from the printer to the switch, the switch already has cables that go from the switch to you computers
1215506
Yes, I bought one and use it to power a USB hub that my printers are connected to. Works great, no problems
1359096
this one was for my security system. I dont think this one will work on the printer because this one connects to USB for power and to the ethernet connector. I dont know if you can make your printer wireless but keep searching for answers, someone has done it and it should be posted. My Dongle came with a disk for setup.
1636228
I realy don't know, a;; I use it for is to connect one printer to two computers.
1439727
It should. Basically it is a switch followed by a hub. Whatever connected to the hub is switched between 2 computers. However, sharing the printer through a network would be my personal choice.