Works great on wireless, but how do you set this up via ETHERNET? Can the USB to Ethernet adapter be plugged into a USB hub that is plugged into the MK808? Currently I have a USB hub plugged into the MK808 so I can run a mouse and the wireless Keyboard. Reason I ask is that there is an awesome Free program on Market called US TV Free that works great on the MK808 (highly recommend) but I think I would get better connection if I had the MK808 connected via ETHERNET. Let me know and also check out that free awesome program I mentioned. Makes one want to cut the cable at last! Works great on wireless, but how do you set this up via ETHERNET? Can the USB to Ethernet adapter be plugged into a USB hub that is plugged into the MK808? Currently I have a USB hub plugged into... » Read More Works great on wireless, but how do you set this up via ETHERNET? Can the USB to Ethernet adapter be plugged into a USB hub that is plugged into the MK808? Currently I have a USB hub plugged into the MK808 so I can run a mouse and the wireless Keyboard. Reason I ask is that there is an awesome Free program on Market called US TV Free that works great on the MK808 (highly recommend) but I think I would get better connection if I had the MK808 connected via ETHERNET. Let me know and also check out that free awesome program I mentioned. Makes one want to cut the cable at last! « Show Less
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I have a Plugable powered usb hubPlugable USB 2.0 7-Port High Speed Hub with 15W Power Adapterwith a BobJgear usb to RJ45 network adapterBobjGear USB to RJ45 Compact Fast Ethernet Adapter for Android Tablets, and Chromebooks, UltraBooks, Windows, Linux, Mac, Chrome OS, Android TV Sticks; BobjGear 1 Year Limited Warranty, Model 1 (USB-A)This works well for me.
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All You need to do is plug Usb to Ethernet adapter in your hub. MK 808 will recognize it and install driver. It may take 5 min for that to happen. Also in setup you need to enable Ethernet and disable WiFi. I Got mine here on Amazon It is Aluratek USB 2.0 Ethernet Adapter model AUE0201F. $26.95. Box worked good with it, but I wanted it for my bedroom and there is not hard wire connection in there.To install it it would cost 5 times the price of MK808. I am getting BlueRay player with built in smart app's and WiFi instead. I hope this help's! Good Luck!
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Hi, this adapter has an ASIX 88772A USB to Ethernet chip inside. Go to the ASIX's website and download the latest driver for it. I have used it with Win 8.1 with latest ASIX drivers with no problems at all.For windows (or OS X for that matter) there are cheaper options that work equally well and use the same Ethernet chipset:Plugable USB 2.0 to 10/100 Fast Ethernet LAN Wired Network Adapter for Macbook, Chromebook, Windows 10, 8.1 and Earlier, Surface Pro, Wii, Wii U, Linux (ASIX AX88772 chipset)
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No. This is an ethernet to USB device, and not at all wireless. Ethernet will use a standard CAT5 cable.
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Use a Blue Tooth Device. I did find ONE, and only one, wireless keyboard and mouse that also worked through the USB port with an USB to OTG adaptor; the receiver plugged into the USB 2.0 side of the adaptor while the other end plugged into the USB port of the Mach Speed. The keyboard/mouse was sold under the Inland name. An attempt with a Logitech failed.
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i wish i could help but i sold it b4 i can use usb to ethernet device. the wifi was weak so i think usb to ethernet would be an amazing idea and it will improve the device. tell me later what r u going to buy kik eeyeemk
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please let us know if it works out. i need to get an ethernet adapter too.Thanks.
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The GTU-0088 does not have any USB ports. I asked the same queston of their support when I purchased my keyboard because I found the USB port on their older keyboard a nice convenience. The reason given is that USB ports have limited power capability (unless they are powered hubs). If a keyboard consumes just over half the available power the USB port has available, then a user plugs in (chains in line) another USB device consuming the same amount of power into the keyboard's USB port, the single USB port is overloaded and one or both the devices will fail. I also have a GT numeric keypad which does have 2 USB ports so I use that for USB memory sticks and my mouse. No problems. Hope this is helpful. The GTU-0088 does not have any USB ports. I asked the same queston of their support when I purchased my keyboard because I found the USB port on their older keyboard a nice convenience. The reason given is that USB ports have limited power capability (unless they are powered hubs). If a keyboard consumes just over half the available power the USB port has available, then a user plugs in (chains in line) another USB device consuming the same amount of power into the keyboard's USB port, the single USB port is overloaded and one or both the devices will fail. I also have a GT numeric keypad... » Read More The GTU-0088 does not have any USB ports. I asked the same queston of their support when I purchased my keyboard because I found the USB port on their older keyboard a nice convenience. The reason given is that USB ports have limited power capability (unless they are powered hubs). If a keyboard consumes just over half the available power the USB port has available, then a user plugs in (chains in line) another USB device consuming the same amount of power into the keyboard's USB port, the single USB port is overloaded and one or both the devices will fail. I also have a GT numeric keypad which does have 2 USB ports so I use that for USB memory sticks and my mouse. No problems. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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The USB cable is only for charging. The keyboard actually connects via Bluetooth, even if it also happens to be plugged in to charge. You could even plug it into a different computer or a wall adapter to charge it while you're using it to connect to the computer in question. If you are asking if you can run a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard off of one USB Bluetooth adapter than you can.
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You need to have a wifi router of some kind if you want to connect to anything. However, there is a USB port. You might try hooking up a USB hub or something, and run a conventional wired network instead. I have not tried that. I generally hang this off a television (literally) and hook up a mouse to the USB port. Then I can watch things like Youtube and Netflix with it.
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The instruction manual says nothing about connecting via USB, only wirelessly. BTW,if you plan to use this KB on your lap, be advised it doesn't latch open; sit it on your lap, and it tends to fold back up. I can't recommend it.
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Hi Richardson. I have lost USB driver of logitech MK250 keyboard and mouse. But I am not able to find downloads and parts link in website to choose from. its only downloads link
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I haven't tried this but I would be very surprised if it worked this way. I'd put serious money that, no, the ethernet will only work with the primary device. The other 3 USB ports are just a typical USB hub.
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the adesso keyboard (they also have a mac version if interested) comes with a small usb dongle. it works off of RF (not sure if mines 2.4ghz or not).. i had to extend the range so i got a usb extension cable and then was able to put the dongle up the wall about 7 feet high. that solved the problem. Also if you are running a DVI to HDMI cable, a 50' cable will work even though a lot of people claim it won't. you can get both cables cheap on ebay
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According to Samsung, their keyboard and mouse are matched to the dongle provided and it will not work with a third party KB or mouse. Most wireless KB and mouse equipment will require a dongle. One way to avoid using an extra USB port is to purchase a KB that has an integrated number pad and has a wireless mouse a part of the package. I know that Microsoft and Logitech and others sell this type of KB and mouse. That way you can replace the Samsung dongle, KB and mouse with what you purchase.If you want to eliminate all the USB devices you might look into Bluetooth operation. I know very little about what might be available, how it works or if it will work. According to Samsung, their keyboard and mouse are matched to the dongle provided and it will not work with a third party KB or mouse. Most wireless KB and mouse equipment will require a dongle. One way to avoid using an extra USB port is to purchase a KB that has an integrated number pad and has a wireless mouse a part of the package. I know that Microsoft and Logitech and others sell this type of KB and mouse. That way you can replace the Samsung dongle, KB and mouse with what you purchase.If you want to eliminate all the USB devices you might look into Bluetooth operation. I... » Read More According to Samsung, their keyboard and mouse are matched to the dongle provided and it will not work with a third party KB or mouse. Most wireless KB and mouse equipment will require a dongle. One way to avoid using an extra USB port is to purchase a KB that has an integrated number pad and has a wireless mouse a part of the package. I know that Microsoft and Logitech and others sell this type of KB and mouse. That way you can replace the Samsung dongle, KB and mouse with what you purchase.If you want to eliminate all the USB devices you might look into Bluetooth operation. I know very little about what might be available, how it works or if it will work. « Show Less
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Hi, the ethernet port works fine - have tried it in several locations without any problem. Same applies to the usb port - stick + harddisk no problem, but have not tried a keyboard. All in all a pretty good buy ! Good luck ! Hans
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No problem. Wired keyboard and wired mouse work fine - individually or as a group. Wireless keyboard and mouse work as well. So far, absolutely no problems with this unit and the USB3 speed is great. Don't forget to order a USB3 extender cable if you want to have the unit at a convenient place away from the PC. Kurt
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Yes, it's just a standard hub with a built in USB-To-Ethernet adapter. It's worked on everything I've ever tried it on.