Is this networkable? Can I use it with more than one computer?
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I am sorry I responded incorrectly it was not networkable as far as I know we scanned documents to a company it was difficult to scan to the computer but ok to scan to the organization.
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Well I don't see why not. But it's small we all have our own. The main reason we got it, was we have various sizes of backup documents that we have to attach to our online billing. As far as network we would have to carry our documents load them then back to the computer to hit scan button. Sorry I couldn't help
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I've had no problem using the 1025C as a client on my home network. It joins my homegroup just fine, but I don't know exactly what you mean by synching with other non laptop devices. If, by "sync", you mean sharing files, there shoud be no problem there with most devices. If you want to know for sure, you should look up information about the file formats and networking protocols that whatever specific 'non-laptop' devices you have will use when sharing files and other data. Sharing files of standard types can usually be done across most modern devices but there are many exceptions to that. As far as the Office Suite, the 1025C has plenty of computing power to be sufficient. It. of course, might be a little slower than a full size high end notebook but I think it's safe to say the difference in actual user experience would max out at around 15%. I installed an SSD in my 1025C and it is a very snappy performer.
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Not sure - I am only using on one computer . I see no reason it could not be done.
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No. Only one computer can connect to a USB hub at a time. This is not a network hub or network router.
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Yes, you can use it on several computers. The configuration is stored in the peripheral. Steph
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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.
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Yes, absolutely! I have used it from my Net book, a lap top it connects without any problem.Jim W.
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Yes, you can use two or more kits and connect as many devices to the network as you wish. It does not matter which one is connected to the router, as long as it stays connected for the others to connect to.
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It is a problem. Don't use 2 in the same room if both computers are being used at the same time.
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Yes, Absolutely! I have used it with both a laptop and a net-book. Connects quickly and easily, no problems.
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plug it into another computer to test if it can connect. If not, hope you have a backup strategy in place. The trade off for speed, on this device, is reliability.
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The two Thunderbolt connections are for daisy chaining with other Thunderbolt devices. You can share the drive on the network but you would not be able to connect two computers to this drive at the same time.
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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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My experience has been that it will create a separate profile for each computer it gets connected to. It can only be connected to one computer at a time.
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That should be no problem. I have 15 to 20 devices connected with no problems. This assumes wireless and not wired. It has 4 ports for wired connections although you should be able to expand that with a switch (which I also have).
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Don't totally remember but, I think you get code to activate it and I am not sure if you can put it on more than one computer. Sorry not really a help.
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Yes. You can use it on multiple computers. Just be sure you dismount the drive before disconnecting the USB cable.