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All you need to do is run out to CompUSA or go online and purchase a KVM switch. Basically, this will allow you to hook up a mouse, keyboard and monitor to two different machines. Most of the units have a button on the front which will switch from one system to the other, and in most cases you can just press the Ctrl+Alt keys to switch. Here is a link to the type I use (but I use mine to connect 4 systems, you'll only need the one that connects 2 systems).
http://catalog.belkin.com/PureAV_detail.process?Merchant_Id=&Product_Id=134802 (this link is for a Belkin 2-Port KVM Switch with cabeling)
Good Luck.
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5 sentences about you learn to use computers and use computers to learn?
1. You can use computers to learn new things.
Can you hook up your router directly to your internet connection and then use a network or do you have to hard wire at least one computer to the router Thus making 2 computers wireless.?
The first connection is into a Cable Modem ... from there the signal can go to a Router and then on to different computers.
The method to link 2 computers with serial cable?
To link 2 computers you should have cross cable. Because Serial cable is user to connect 2 or more dissimilar devices. To connect 2 similar devices like computers, Hubs, Switches you should use Cross cable only.In Serial cable 4 pairs of cables are their, 2 pairs for Transmitting and 2 pairs for Receiving the Data. If you use serial cable to connect 2 computers, Conflict will happen while sending and receiving the data. In cross cable 2 pairs of cable will be in a different order so conflict won't happen. So use Cross Cable while connecting 2 similar devices.
Who uses network computers?
end users
Why do computers use 2s not 10s?
Computers are only capable of differentiating between two possible states. That is: a switch is either on or off; a capacitor is either full of charge or it is empty; a score upon an optical disc is either long or short; there is either a flux transition or there is not; there is either a hole punched at a position on a card or there is not. All are valid ways of representing binary values and all are or have been used by computers at one time or another. We use 1s and 0s, but computers cannot; they are simple machines, they have no actual intelligence whatsoever. They have to use mechanic representations.
Can you connect 2 computers to work as one computer and use both of their hardware at the same time?
no
Can you use your iPod Nano on 2 computers?
You can not use an iPod with two libraries. You are only allowed to have one iTunes library in you iPod at one time.
Can 2 different computers use two different email addresses on one modem and router?
yes
If you have 2 computers in separate rooms with one modem can you use it to gain acess to internet on the other computer?
it depends
Sync ipod touch with many computers?
you can only use 1 computer but the iphone can go to 2 computers
What is the procedure to hook up 2 PC to one printer?
Connect your printer to one of computers, and share it for all computers in your network. Or if your printer has its own network interface, connect it directly to the router and use it (you might have to configure it for your network settings).
Can you use 1 world of worcraft on 2 computers?
Yes because my friend has world of warcraft on his computer and then he downloaded it onto mine you just cant have both computers use the same WoW account or one person will get kicked off of the server
Is it true that computers can use only one processor at a time?
No.
How do you use a email A?
If you mean @ for Apple computers press Shift 2
Can you use 1 window Xp CD to restore files for 2 computers?
Yes, you can if both computers have/had windows xp.
Search Results: how do you connect 2 computers together with patch cords not a hub?
You would use cross-wired cables to connect 2 computers together.
Why do computers use base 2?
Computers use base 2 because a transistor only has two states, on and off and these are best represented by a 0 and a 1. Transistors are the building blocks of a computer's ICs.
