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Which USB devices can be used with a computer?
Any USB devices as long as the computer has USB Ports. Plugging new USB devices in old computers (older than 3-5 years) might not work as newer devices might use a newer USB version. Generally this rarely happens, I never had an issue of a USB device not working on a computer with USB.
What are usb ports used for?
For communicating with peripheral devices.
What can a USB extension cable be used for?
A USB extension cable can be used to allow a longer distance between two devices.
Do all the serial port devices can be used in USB port?
no
What are USB connectors used for?
USB connectors are used to connect peripheral devices such as printers, cameras and keyboards to a computer. The USB port is a technology standard developed in the 1990s that makes it possible to plug and play many different devices on the same computer system.
Does USB 1x devices work on usb2.0?
yes but usb 2.0 devices dont work on usb 1x
Why would one need to use a USB KVM?
USB KVM devices are mainly used by IT companies. A USB KVM device allows a single mouse, keyboard or monitor to control as many similar devices as the KVM switch can handle. They are therefore used to monitor and control servers with a limited number of input devices.
How many devices can usb ports support?
usb 2.0 can support 127 devices
What ports were used before usb ports to connect devices to the system unit?
PS2 style plugs were used prior to USB style plugs.
What is the purpose of an USB?
the usb hub is used for the purpose many of usb devices attaching to the computer.if we want to attach many more usb devices then we have need of usb hub to attach them sarang.ravi@gmail.com
Does Windows XP support USB 2.0?
Yes. Your motherboard determine support for USB 3.0 . Your USB 3.0 devices can still be used in a USB 2.0 port but not with the upgraded speed. And USB 2.0 can be used in USB 3.0 port with it's original speed. Often USB 3.0 is marked with the color blue.
Can USB 1.1 devices be used with Windows Vista?
Yes. Most USB keyboards and mice are technically USB 1.1 devices, even if they are new. Keyboards and mice simply do not need the amount of bandwidth provided by USB 2.0. So Windows Vista has to be capable of supporting USB 1.1 devices, or at least USB 1.1 speed (finding the drivers for the device is another story) in order to use USB keyboards and mice.
