Thread: KVM switches
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Old 08-06-2005, 00:42   #13
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Re: KVM switches

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Originally Posted by SMHarman
My MS Optical mouse came with a USB on the end and a green thingy that you plugged into it to turn it into a PS2. I lost the PS2 thingy. It works great, just it is all a bit snug.
Yeah - I use the green PS/2 convertor on my PC. Bit of pain when it comes to safe mode - Windows 98 doesn't detect the mouse. Bit of a nightmare when dealing with a newbie over the phone

I once had a row with a customer over USB KVMs - he wouldn't accept that his convertor just wouldn't work. I explained that he could just use the KVM for K and V and have separate mice. He wanted a USB KVM. I explained that I'd never heard of one. After about half an hour of debating it, he accepted that the mouse would have to be PS/2 or else use separate mice.
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