how can i working with USB ports in c#.net or vb.net?
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Directly addressing them will be really hard. If the device is a filing system you can manage it in the usual file-system way. If it's something else there are usually libraries for handling such devices, either specifically from the device manufacturer, or generically from MS.\n\nFor example cameras and other graphical input devices can be accessed through MS' media libraries.\n\nCustom weather balloon devices ship with their own libraries.
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u need a usb splitter
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Trying going into the control panel and clicking the "system" icon.\n\nUnder hardware, go into the device manager and look for the Universal Serial Bus Controllers.  Click the little + in front, and open the list of all USB ports on your computer.  Right click on each and uninstall it.\n\nWhen they are all gone, reboot the PC.  It should redetect them.\n\nSometimes when a device gets plugged into one USB port and then moved to another, it confuses Windows and it stops seeing the device(s).  Removing and readding the USB ports clears out that list, and allows it to redetect everything.
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The problem isn't the printer, the problem is the operating system.   Windows 98 has horrible USB support.  Either update the drivers though the Microsoft website, or put the printer on a LPT  port.
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usb, its probably easier too
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Something like this?\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?Submit=ENE&N=2050400018&Subcategory=18&description=USB+adapter&srchInDesc=&minPrice=&maxPrice=
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Yes you could use the USB port if you have a USB keyboard\nSome laptops have a ps2 port so a keyboard with a ps2 plug can plug into your laptop.
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One loophole in using programs is that some administrators overlook setting rights on the USB ports. You can launch an executable from a USB stick drive if the USB rights are not restrictive enough. In doing this you are now able to potentially bring in proxy information and may be able to d/l info to your USB drive.
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http://compnetworking.about.com/ wireless\nhttp://www.homenethelp.com/ wired\nhttp://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread19721.html usb
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Reinstall the driver.\n\nPress {Windows Key} + Pause Break  -> go to Hardware --> Device Manager --> and look under Univeral Serial Bus controllers.  There might be a yellow exclamation mark labled by the USB port if there is a conflict.  Uninstall the USB driver and restart Windows.  Windows, upon rebooting, should reinstall the drivers for you.
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Have a look for a USB 1, they are small, consume little power and work well. \n\nmost computer or electrical places sell them
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Nope, you need a wirless adaptor, USB adaptors are cheap, ($12 - 30 Bucks) try compusa, or tigerdirect.com
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get a usb plug in keyboard
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Put the USB drive into the port on the computer\nYou will see a new device under "My Computer" with a letter.  Maybe E or F\nDrag the file there, or do a file/save there.
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I would use a USB cable.  But any IEEE compliant cable will work with those.
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Get a USB Cross-directional cable. Hook it up to a USB port on both computers. Then find some software to aid in transferring.
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Most modern peripherals chat same language more or less an XP will detect peripherals on USB\n\ngoto \nControl Panel\n'add new hardware' \nand make pc search for \nnew hardware 'audio and video devices'\nif lucky?  pc will find cam and request where to find drivers for the new device\nif unlucky pc will ask what hardware  check\n'select from a list'  and choose 'audio and video devices' and click ok  \nXP has a collection of generic drvers ready to support most recent peripherals sufficient to support them until you can reach the Manftrs site and update your product drivers\n\nbest of luck