20 Most Recent Inland 08216 2-port KVM Switch Questions & Answers

Check here...

http://www.inlandus.com/inlandfaq/docs/instructions/08214_PS2_KVM_Quick_Setup_Guide.pdf

Hit scroll lock twice and priess the left or right arrow.

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Good Day Becky271!

I must inform you that Inland 2-Port KVM Switch does not have a driver. This device is simply Plug-n-Play and it does not require any driver installation.

However, you can try this:

1. Update the USB driver of your computers especially if you are using XP and or Vista.
2. Make sure everything is properly connected to the computers.

Here's a fact:
1. PS/2 KVM switches are designed for PS/2 computers keyboard and mouse
2. USB KVM switches are designed to work with USB. It might not work properly if you're going to use an adapter (PS/2 to USB).
3. Most KVM switches does not work properly with docking stations.
4. K M switches are tested to work with wired keyboards and mice.

Hope this information might help you.

Scroll Lock, Scroll Lock, 1 or 2 to determine which PC you want

Did you restart the machine? Try restarting the machine after yo have plugged in the keyboard and the mouse.

hit the scroll lock key twice.

try hitting scrl lock key twice

press in the turn on key

MAYBE THE LAPTOP IS SUCKING THE JUICE FROM THE PORTS ON THE DESKTOP. 

The control for Inland KVMs is ScrLk + ScrLk + #. Example: ScrLk + ScrLk + 1 gives you the first attached computer, ScrLk + ScrLk + 2 gives you the second.

Try and use only USB or only PS2 mouse for the same.

did u sync the new mouse is old dell ps2 port style new one usb right