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My linksys kvm switch can't detect my keyboard or mouse, both are usb using ps2 converters, the old ones work fine though?
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My linksys kvm switch can't detect my keyboard or mouse, both are usb using ps2 converters
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- Oct 11, 2014
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The "old ones" being a PS2 plugged (versus USB) keyboard and mouse or another set of USB/PS2 converters?
If neither side of the KVM switch is working try this:
First make sure that the keyboard and mouse are working directly via USB.
Plug the keyboard and mouse directly into one of the computers using the USB/ps2 converters. Do the same on the other computer as well.
See if the converters are the problem.
If neither side of the KVM switch is working try this:
First make sure that the keyboard and mouse are working directly via USB.
Plug the keyboard and mouse directly into one of the computers using the USB/ps2 converters. Do the same on the other computer as well.
See if the converters are the problem.
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