Most modern inkjet and laser printers are equipped with a built-in USB port for connecting to a PC quickly and with minimal effort. If your small business is like many others, you probably have ...

An adapter cable is required to connect these printers to newer computers equipped with USB ports instead of 24-pin or 36-pin standard parallel ports. The cable is simple to connect between your ...

USB printers, especially ... to the PC The first step is to connect the printer’s wire to your computer’s port. The physical connections vary from printer to printer. For example, your ...

The USB/Parallel adapters you see also require a host because they are used for connecting a computer (USB host) with a USB port to a printer with a parallel port. You need a computer or USB print ...

In this scenario, if a user shutdown Windows while the USB printer is connected or directly disconnects the printer, then it will not be available in the list of printer ports when reconnected or ...

With a USB port on your router, you can create a file-sharing hub, turn an old printer into a wireless one, power small gadgets, and even set up a backup internet connection. It's a simple but ...

Many routers have one or even two USB ports on the back. What good are they? Actually they have several practical purposes for your home network, such as enabling a shared printer. Here a few ...

Most consumer printers have a USB-B port. It’s a squarish connector, much different from USB-A or USB-C. If you already have a USB-C to USB Adapter, you can take the USB-A to USB-B cable that ...

These ports allow you to plug in various useful USB gadgets, such as a mouse, keyboard, printer, and storage devices. However, because these ports are open and exposed, they can easily accumulate ...