My older pers. organizer needs a 9-pin serial port connection to sync-is there an adapter for USB ports? Thx?
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Yes. When using a USB to serial converter, if it doesn't work, try setting the speed of the port lower. Some of the older PDA's will not recognize faster speeds. You can do this in device manager properties for the port.
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Connect it. Download driver @ driverguide.com for your operating system. install it and thas it.
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That depends if it's usb or serial please answer that and i can better help you
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Try pa powerport ! They have lots of links to things in P.A. I found lot"s of stuff there!
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Try pa powerport. Lots of links ther regarding Pa
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Download Microsoft's PowerToys. It has an option for doing just that sort of thing. (Other than that, it's a registry hack.)
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You can buy adapters for almost anything nowadays, adapters that will connect USB mice/keyboards to PS/2 sockets, DVI monitors to VGA plugs...etc Just pay a visit to your local Radio Shack.
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try "driverguide.com"
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I am sure you have discovered that the newer laptops do not include a serial port.  So, you might try a PCMCIA card that provides a serial port for $129.  \n\nhttp://www.quatech.com/catalog/rs232_pcmcia.php
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No, you can't upgrade an existing USB port to be faster that it already is, you need to add entirely new ports using something like your sadly knacked PCMCIA slot.
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Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
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Am giving u link below 4 Windows 98 USB 2.0\n\n- best of luck\n\nhttp://www.edgetechcorp.com/usb-flash-drives/diskgo-jeep-pen.asp
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IDE oe EDIE support two devices per port\n\nyou can add more EDI cards, if you want more drives
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It is a RS232 port. It used for printers and scanners. It could also be used in the case of embedding technologies. \n\nhttp://www.arcelect.com/rs232.htm
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Im not sure I understand the question, but try this:\n\nUSB:  http://tinyurl.com/9la29\n\nSerial:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_port
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Hey\n\nRead this forum - if it makes sense to you. \n\nhttp://www.linuxforums.org/forum/peripherals-hardware/31954-bt-voyager-105-dsl-modem-usb.html\n\nGood luck
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File and printer sharing needs to be enabled.  Next you share a folder.  I can't remember the exact procedure; it's been too long since I've seen Windows 98.