Things You'll Need:
- I prefer IOGEAR Micro KVM Switch
- Just a few minutes of your time. :)
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Step 1
Very simply connect the attatched cables from your KVM Switch to all components as per directions. All of the necessary cables come included with the switch and they are already attached.
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Step 2
When all the connections are made to the switch from your monitor, mouse and keyboard and both computers are booted up, the switching between the 2 is as simple as hitting the "Scroll Lock" key on your keyboard twice!
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Step 3
There is no software installation to worry about. All of the programming comes completely installed. Everything is ready to go after the cables are connected. I used the PS2 connections because it was half the price for the switch. If you care to go this way instesd of the USB Switch & one of your components is a USB connection a USB-PS2 adapter can be purchused cheaply.












Comments
tiuliucci said
on 5/11/2009 Using a switch is a great help. This article makes me feel like I can set up two computers on one monitor and mouse without a problem.
medphysinfo said
on 5/6/2009 Nicely written article and simple to follow.
jkopinion said
on 5/6/2009 Sounds easy enough! Thanks for 5* tips
gntlben said
on 4/22/2009 Great article. Five stars.