A USB connection for an older lap top. Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops () Okay, I know this topic has been thrashed to death but please let me give it one last lash. I've got a Mitsubishi Amity I with 2 16 bit pcmcia slots, a parallel port and...

4 pin CPU connecters. I think it goes inside fine but the clip doesnt fit. The clip in the 4pin connecter of my older PSU was fine Here is the link for the pic Older PSU: New PSU: Look at the clips. The older one's clip is in the middle and the...

and when I try to start that I get "error 5 access denied". Also I have lost my network connection to my older computer. I was hoping to connect to the internet through the built in modem in my older computer but the network problem prevents this. So...

will end soon. On to your HUB. What version of USB does it support? One of the things that was changed between USB 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0 is the max speed of the connection. Many older hubs (usb 1.0 oriented) have a max rate of 230KB, but that speed is limited...

The cable is only about 5 feet or less in length and I have also tried lowering the baud rates - to no avail.... I tried using TTY as opposed to ANSI but no luck - same deal. Originally I had this connected to an older Win98 machine - it was an old...

and so far it LOOKS great, but when trying to access a website or reading mails no connection can be made, and it times out.. I can't understand why since the ISP login works. If I connect an older computer with another modem - everything is just fine.....

recently purchased a SE Z600 and everything on the phone seems to work fine except that I have not been able to connect to my pc via infra-red port. I have had no problems at all using phone to infra-red port connection with my older and much cheaper SE...

Rev G. This device (adapter) to display cards looks like an S-video connection type connection. But it is more then that, it has many more pins, which are needed for all the connections on other end, including RGB Componant, S-video and composite I believe...

tried to connect 254 wireless devices to a Linksys router? >I think it fall down and go boom much sooner. I have. It can be simulated by randomizing the clients MAC address (BSSID) which simulates multiple client connections. Most of the older cheapo...

so you can take it apart by loosening just one screw and you can see how it's wired, and modify it if by some chance they're wired with pin 2 or pin 3 not connected. Some older gear used XLRs for unbalanced connections and wired only two pins, sometimes...