if i were to plug a dongle into this would my computer be able to recognize it as such? I use a music program that requires a licensed dongle, but i have several computers
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Depends on the dongle, I would test on 1 PC and share it with others pc, if that works than the qnap usb can be shared out the same way I would guess- it just a shared Nw drive
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No, this will probably not work. You typically need to plug a USB dongle into each computer in order for the computer to recognize any license. This device does not have any USB transference ability.
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I wouldnt think so. Ive only seen the software it comes with recognize it. Ive tried many but havent tried that one yet.
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Without knowing what hardware and operating system you're running, I can't give you a definitive answer. I know that on one of my Windows XP boxes I had to force a "discover new hardware" operation though I think the generic USB driver was all it used. I also had to go into audio properties and force the Rapoo Wireless to be my preferred audio output. Since upgrading all my systems to Windows 7 I haven't had any issue using the dongle on any of them; they automatically connect. You might (and again I don't know your hardware) check in your system BIOS or in Windows Device Manager to make sure your USB ports are not disabled. Also, try your dongle on someone else's computer; you MIGHT have a defective unit. Best of luck and I hope this was helpful.
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(1) no need for a dongle. (2) I bought this mouse on Amazon recently and it crapped out after a week of use. Good Luck.
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I have no idea-the only way to find out would be to try. On a kick starter product. It does have a usb dongle, that's probably a minimum requirement.
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I had trouble with my Shuffle on my laptop with USB 2.0, so I tried my Desktop PC with USB 1.x and could not get any recognition of the device. Just an FYI.It worked fine on another computer with USB 2.0.
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Pretty much any dongle should work. But make sure you get one of good quality, so that the sound you receive won't suffer.
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I plugged it in and it acted like a usb drive. I copied over some mp3s and it worked fine.
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As long as your PC detects this as the sound output / input it should work without any problem, I had lot of challenges with this in PC (esp linux) as the dongle was keep disconnecting. You should try its recent versions or get logitech brand.
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Not that I've found. That would be handy, though! I leave the dongle in my computer.
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Hello there Harry. When I first checked it, it said it was but couldn't connect so what I did was I purchased a USB 4.0 Bluetooth Dongle on Ebay for $7.00 and it worked great. I connected my phone, Bluetooth speaker and printer to it. Hope this helps. Haven't had any issues with this DESKTOP! !
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No it won't. This dongle has a small and very simple audio card inside and the connector is a 3.5mm headphone jack. What you can do is connect a headphone that has mic on it (most of new headphones designed to connect to smart phones have this) to your computer.
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You do not need any driver software for this. The computer will be able to recognize it.
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Yes its a Dongle. However when hooked up The ICON for the H/phone and Mic is reversed and its a bit odd not to see those I Cons while listening no effect on performance.
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I don't think so. I bought this for the same thing, except to my connect it to my computer. My computer didn't even recognize it.
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No, this dongle is purely for audio. It enumerates over USB as an audio device rather than as a Bluetooth device; the dongle contains all of the Bluetooth functionality inside (a.k.a. "full-stack") so that the BT part is basically invisible to the host.
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I use this dongle on my computer with an LG 730 bluetooth headset and it works great on music, videos and streaming Netflix. Ive not had an issue with playing anything.