I have the Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer, and I love it. For those of you who don't know, the mouse is USB by default, and comes with a little green adapter that you attach to the mouse cable ...

I was talking about a "generic $2 USB-PS/2 adapter". It makes sense now that it wouldn't need a special driver but native support would be required as I said.<BR><BR>As to the OP, ...

The pointer shipped with a then-standard PS/2 port but also worked with USB when using the included adapter. What you may not know is that this small, green adapter was purely a mechanical component.

Keyspan on Wednesday introduced its new USB PS/2 Adapter, a Mac and PC-compatible device that enables a PS/2 keyboard and PS/2 mouse to be connected to a single USB port.It costs US$19. The USB PS ...

Therefore, Mr. Cheng warns, 'Even if you find an adapter that converts a USB Type-A terminal to a PS/2 connector, do not connect it to a PS/2 connector. This adapter is just a physical adapter ...

The adapter, which connects the GND and VCC pin of the PS/2 connector with their respective pins on the USB Connector and CLK and DAT, pin to, respectively, D+ and D- pins. The other zone is ...

I have a USB to PS/2, and PS/2 to Serial, as well as PS/2 to AT. I would accept these, but I don’t think I need more. My USB to PS/2 didn’t work when I last tried.

HP KVM switches are available in tabletop or rack-mount vers. Chron Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo. ... Alternatively, you can use a USB adapter to connect a PS/2 keyboard and mouse.