Can You Use Multiple External Hard Drives &amp; Your Wireless Mouse On It
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I do not know the proper answer, but I presume the answer involves factors of power load and data throughput. Peripheral USB devices that have their own power source should result in more devices being workable. Likewise, more devices of low power draw can be supported than those that require higher power from the host device. As for data bandwidth, it stands to reason that more devices will have to share the maximum data transfer of the host device port. Even though I can't provide a definite answer, perhaps this will help identify issues to research further.
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.
2175326
You can link two hard drives together via a "KVM" switch. That way, you have the best of both worlds... two computers! The KVM switch allows you to switch back and forth to each computer. The switch also accommodates your mouse/keyboard and wireless Internet.
498298
You could use two like that but it would not be daisy chaining. There would be no connection from the first drive to the second, but the computer would see both.
1762478
The manual doesn't say. I used a 1TB drive and it worked fine. You can add 2 external drives, but no mention of size limit there. You can map it as a network drive, so you can move content back and forth that way, but slower ofc.
2237789
yes you can connect an external mouse. You can even use a bluetooth enabled external mouse; this eliminates the need for the usb plug.
2017207
Depends on the amount of data that you are backing up. Otherwise you can use it back up from multiple PCs
1714374
Yes indeed. I have done this on plenty occasions at a friend's house, though I use it primarily for my external hard drive along with a wireless adapter for X360 wireless controllers along with one wired one.
1308226
I have 4 externals hooked up - 1 Tb hard drive, mouse, postage printer, and postage scale. I have noticed no problems moving data to the external HDD nor any other problems.
1170519
The computer has two usb ports that can be used to connect an external hard drive
2150325
I use a Targus wireless mouse. You don't even have to stick anything into one of the USB drive. Install the Pairing Utility Software and then follow the direction.
533746
Yes you can, its like having two hard drives connected independently only via the same cable.
1314870
You have 3 USB Ports ( 2 USB 3.0 and 1 USB 2.0) you can use 1 USB 3.0 for storage and 1 USB 3.0 for Aircard and 1 USB 2.0 for Wireless Mouse.The Laptop comes with a mini-HDMI port. So you need to buy a dongle from mini-HDMI to HDMI or VGA as you like.
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No. At this very moment I am using my laptop on Targus while I write this message. It is connected to one of the laptop USB ports to power the fans. In one of the Targus USBs I have my wireless mouse, in the other the external drive and in the other a pen-drive. They all work fine. I've had it for almost 3 months now and everything works fine.
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I have used with usb adapter ( 30 pin samsung bought from bestbuy fr 20$+tax)I already have Dlink usb hub with 7 port with its own power cable.logitech usb wireless mouse2 gb memory usb pen drive (fat32 format)8 gb memory usb pend drive (fat32 format)I am able to connect all device with usb connector and hub at same time and it is working fine. ( mouse, 2 pen drives)
98778
Yes you can. Depending on your USB device it will support IR, RF, or Bluetooth mice.
1218819
It works with a wireless mouse and cell phone connected. However when I connected a hard drive as an added peripheral, the mouse stopped working. So it is fine but cannot support anything that pulls much power