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--- faq:xpc_slim:dh110 [2017/07/06 13:51] – [DH110 provides only one PS/2 port, how can I connect both PS/2 keyboard and PS/2 mouse simultaneously?] Shuttle
+++ faq:xpc_slim:dh110 [2020/07/08 13:08] (current) – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation TS
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+{{section>faq:software:windows#how_to_create_a_bootable_windows_7_usb_flash_drive_and_integrate_the_usb_30_drivers&firstseconly&nofooter&noeditbutton&noreadmore}}
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-===== This model has only one PS/2 port, how can I connect both PS/2 keyboard and mouse simultaneously? =====
+===== This model has only one PS/2 port, so how can I connect both a PS/2 keyboard and mouse simultaneously? =====
-The port is able to support both input devices at the same time. You have to connect them via PS/2 splitter cable (PS/2 male to dual female Y cable).
+The port is able to support both input devices to be connected at the same time. You will have to use a PS/2 splitter cable (PS/2 male to dual-female Y cable).
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