Quote from isaac000:
The Trendnet (TK207) arrived and I hooked it up with two computers. I only share keyboard and mouse. I have monitors directly connected to the computers.
The switching is very slow! Everytime when I switch, windows found new hardware(usb mouse and keyboard) and I hear the new USB device sound from the speakers. It takes about 5 seconds, sometimes even longer, to see the mouse start to react. I don't think I can use it.![]()
Quote from isaac000:
The Trendnet (TK207) arrived and I hooked it up with two computers. I only share keyboard and mouse. I have monitors directly connected to the computers.
The switching is very slow! Everytime when I switch, windows found new hardware(usb mouse and keyboard) and I hear the new USB device sound from the speakers. It takes about 5 seconds, sometimes even longer, to see the mouse start to react. I don't think I can use it.![]()
Quote from Schaefer:
Hi, Isaac000, that doesn't sound right. My TK207 only takes about half a second, to one second the most to swith over.
Are you saying that, both of your computers are saying, "new hardware found", everytime you do a switch over? Do you have the correct mouse, and keyboard drivers installed on both computers? It sounds more like the computers need to be configured properly, than KVM problem.
Well, at least, it wouldn't hurt to return the TK207, and try a different KVM. That way, you could isolate the problem for sure.
Schaefer
I have never seen that behavior (OS saying it found new hardware every time you switch back and forth) - the switch should be spoofing the OS into believing a keyboard & mouse is attached at all times - it sounds like this is acting like a physical switch where the unused machine thinks the keyboard and mouse has been disconnected...bizarreQuote from dandxg:
I had the same problem with 2 port Belkin KVM switch, same delay same symptoms.