Is it possible to use a splitter and hook up one keyboard plus mouse to one computer.  I really do not want a hub if I can help it. That way you have to switch to use it and I would like both of them to see the to instantly work on both.

I have a Dell laptop, just out of warranty, and the touchpad isn't working.  For the most part I use a wireless mouse, but when I want the laptop to be portable, I can't always use the touchpad. I've tried running anti-virus software, thinking that might be the culprit, but everything came back clean.  I don't want to pay for an expensive repair.  Any suggestions as to what might be causing this?  I don't recall any damage to the area.  Thank you.

I really hope someone can answer this for me. But can I use a USB3 powered ext HDD work on USB2. Will this cause any system problems? If a USB3 powered external HD be able to function properly if it's plugged into a USB2 port? Will there be enough power to support this?

I really prefer playing action games when on my PS4.. Is there a way to duplicate this with my PC gaming machine using my PS4 controller? Can I run PS4 games on my PC also? I would really like to combine both of them together is that is possible at all.

I use my external drive for a lot of different applications including running presentations.  Is there a USB drive that I can connect to with a WIFI connect no matter what I have it plugged in to? Or is there a different unit I can include when plugging it in to do this?

I have a work horse of a printer that is a HP laser. I want to be able to use the new functions of our laptops, smart phones to print wireless. How can you change a printer to become wireless or is there something I can hook to it to do this?

I live in a rural area and our power spikes and goes out quite a bit. This last time after what I think was a power spike my hard drive is not showing up. I have tried running it in safe mode and can not get it to see the drive for anything. Any suggestions?

I have installed a new video card and then went to boot up my system. When it comes up I get this error - windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause.  It will not go past the blue error screen and then reboots. So I tried to put my old card back and it did not fix it.

I am doing my first install and had a couple of questions? When you install Linux Ubuntu does the drivers automatically install during installation? I keep looking for them but do not seem them on the machine. What steps do I need to take to add these? Or did I skip a step and need to do another install from scratch?

I am wanting to load Ubuntu on my Windows machine. Can I divide the hard drive equally between the two? Is it possible to chose the one I want to use at start up? Will this cause a problem having Linux on a Windows machine? Will this upset Windows by having Linux on there?