Would this work for two computors if connected to a usb hub?
1642901
This will only work for 1 computer at a time, just like a USB hub can only connect to one computer at a time. This is a wireless adapter used for connecting to a wireless router that connects you to the internet and other computers in your home.
954281
I honestly would not know, I tried to use both of mine with 2 different laptops and a netbook and could never get it to work. Hopefully you will have better luck than I.
1659006
It should work but u may need a powered usb hub as this adapter is power hungry
1998989
No - not at all. This is a USB + additional power adapter. Do not attempt to use this to connect 2 computers to one printer.
1472028
The hub has separate connectors for USB 2.0 and 3.0 that go to your motherboard USB headers, so the performance will be dependent on your mobo chipset, not the hub. Modern chipsets have a dual-bus design to allow the two specs to operate simultaneously at full speeds. Remember though that not all USB drives are created equal and chipset performance can vary between mobos.
296141
It depends on its power usage. It may require the full 500mA coming from your computer's USB port. A hub shares its power limit across its ports. As long as no other devices attached to the hub require port power, it should work fine attached to it. If there is any doubt, don't do it as you are running the risk of data loss and physical damage to the card(s) and/or reader.
1439727
It should. Basically it is a switch followed by a hub. Whatever connected to the hub is switched between 2 computers. However, sharing the printer through a network would be my personal choice.
620591
The quick answer is, "Yes."However, this hub is not self-powered; it does not have an AC adaptor. It draws its power from the computer or the device to which it is attached. It has 3 USB ports and an SD-card slot (a very clever and welcome feature), so it can potentially draw the power of 4 devices, which is about the limit for a computer such as the iMac, but it appears to work fine on mine. The warnings expressed by the previous writer are correct.
1977815
I would recommend a straight connection. However it does depend on what else is on the usb hub. if you have a hard drive or anything that requires more attention from the hub. I would recommend definitely not.
2248563
I know this isn't answering you question, but I don't know. I don't even use mine anymore because it wasn't so great. I recommend getting a Belkin USB hub.
1664576
Sorry not sure but if the hub isn't one piece it should work but again not sure.
1060080
Absolutely! I have 3 connected to mine; it is what I bought them for (I have 2, on separate computers).
1984217
Yes, it will work for any USB device. I've read that if you are using more than 1 device connected to your hub at the same time, that your transfer speed may slow a little but I don't know if that is true or not. So far it's been a great hub and has been working perfectly.
237283
Yes that should work, though you would be limited to the power levels delivered by a single USB port.
966278
I haven't tried either, but it should work. Since the hub takes up more space in a small area that I like, I don't use with my laptop.
1801004
I can't see why not as this is just a basic USB hub that should work with any USB jack, and due to the ability to plug in to home power source I have run 4 or 5 items at a time with this hub with no problems!
887106
Ok it has 2 usb plugs that need to be plugged in at the same time? If this is so will having a usb hub running usb3 work (my hub has the duo like plug side by side on one plug)