is it possible to use 2 keyboards in one pc? one is usb, other is ps/2.. "coz i bought a new one" "and its kind of a waste if ill just give or throw the old one" for example ill just use it to play it in nba live 2005..
06:30 pm, Thursday, January 20, 2005 (4 years ago)
I'm stupid. Right. I totally could have figured out that not only did you have a cousin, but he or she was at your house from the information you posted earlier.
I still don't see why you'd need two keyboards. Unless, by
for example ill just use it to play it in nba live 2005.. i have a cozin here..
you meant that you would be playing NBA Live 2005 with your cousin on your computer, in which case this whole topic would actually make sense. Having a guest in your home doesn't automagically imply that you suddenly need two computers, and judging from the other responses in this thread, everyone else was thinking along the same lines I was.
But to answer your question, it depends on what you want to do. You'll probably want to find a PS/2 to USB adapter, and then use it to plug both keyboards into a USB Y adapter. That way, you'll be able to switch between keyboards. If you want to use both keyboards concurrently, I'm almost entirely certain that you're out of luck.
2 mice eh, thats pretty messed up, but I know you can use 2 keyboards, just give it a try...plug them in, I dont know what you need to do to make them both work, but I know you can, probably both gotta be usb or something would help
