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I have a question about where to plug in my Headsets that i'm going to purchase because i just downloaded Skype so i can talk with others online. So i have 2 USB Ports on the back of my computer where my Keyboard plug's in one slot and my Mouse plug's in the other slot.
So when i recieve my Headsets where will i plug it in ? Will i remove either the Keyboard or Mouse USB and plug my Headsets in one of those two places?
I have a question about where to plug in my Headsets that i'm going to purchase because i just downloaded Skype so i can talk with others online. So i have 2 USB Ports on the back of my computer where my Keyboard plug's in one slot and my Mouse plug's in the other slot.
So when i recieve my Headsets where will i plug it in ? Will i remove either the Keyboard or Mouse USB and plug my Headsets in one of those two places?
Thankyou !!
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Are you sure your headphones will be USB?
Is there not a specific port for a headphone jack?
If you have to use USB and only have the two USB ports available, buy a USB hub to add more ports.
Cheap and easy.
Are you sure your headphones will be USB?
Is there not a specific port for a headphone jack?
If you have to use USB and only have the two USB ports available, buy a USB hub to add more ports.
Cheap and easy.
O.K. i think i'm figuring out what's going on. When i bought my Dell computer (Monitor) i purchased it used but the Keyboard and Mouse are the ''Logtech'' brand so i wonder if the original Dell Keyboard and Mouse plugged into the circular slots just above the 2 USB Slots.
O.K. i think i'm figuring out what's going on. When i bought my Dell computer (Monitor) i purchased it used but the Keyboard and Mouse are the ''Logtech'' brand so i wonder if the original Dell Keyboard and Mouse plugged into the circular slots just above the 2 USB Slots.
Is this making any sense ?
Are the circular ports green and purple? Those are ps2 slots for keyboard and mouse so you are probably correct.
Are the circular ports green and purple? Those are ps2 slots for keyboard and mouse so you are probably correct.
They sure are purple and green . So then i guess either i can purchase a Dell keyboard and mouse to free up the two USB slots or purchase a USB Hub like Mike J stated correct?
They sure are purple and green . So then i guess either i can purchase a Dell keyboard and mouse to free up the two USB slots or purchase a USB Hub like Mike J stated correct?
Doesn't have to be Dell brand. ps2 is a standard so lots of companies have manufactured ps2 keyboards and mice.
The USB hub would be pretty useful and I bet you will have a hard time outright purchasing ps2 keyboard/mice unless you have some sort of second hand antique store that occasionally gets computer parts. Maybe a local mom and pop shop would have some ps2 stuff they would just give you.
Or you could buy USB to PS2 adapters....which just feels wrong to me.
Doesn't have to be Dell brand. ps2 is a standard so lots of companies have manufactured ps2 keyboards and mice.
The USB hub would be pretty useful and I bet you will have a hard time outright purchasing ps2 keyboard/mice unless you have some sort of second hand antique store that occasionally gets computer parts. Maybe a local mom and pop shop would have some ps2 stuff they would just give you.
Or you could buy USB to PS2 adapters....which just feels wrong to me.
So i guess i'll just purchase the USB Hub like Mike J suggested. Thanks to all who answered as i really appreciate it !!
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