KVM Switch does not work in the Vista?

Hi:
There are two identical PCs sitting side by side. Each PC has its own
monitor, keyboard and mouse that cluttering on the desk. Then, I started
using KVM Switch which I purchased last year.

When I attempted to switch from first PC to second PC by hitting [scroll
lock] twice, instead going to a second PC, it goes to a different account in
the same/first PC.

Wonder how to set-up the MiniView Micro 2-Port KVM Switch with Built-in KVM
Cables?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

"violet" <> wrote in message
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> Hi:
> There are two identical PCs sitting side by side. Each PC has its own
> monitor, keyboard and mouse that cluttering on the desk. Then, I started
> using KVM Switch which I purchased last year.
>
> When I attempted to switch from first PC to second PC by hitting [scroll
> lock] twice, instead going to a second PC, it goes to a different account
> in the same/first PC.
>
> Wonder how to set-up the MiniView Micro 2-Port KVM Switch with Built-in
> KVM Cables?
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Do you have to hit scroll lock twice AND a keyboard number e.g. 1 or 2 ??
That's how my KVM switch works.

Saucy

In article <>,
Saucy <> wrote:
>>
>> Wonder how to set-up the MiniView Micro 2-Port KVM Switch with Built-in
>> KVM Cables?

If I remember correctly you can use an escape sequence to change the
scrl-lck/scrl-lck to ctrl-ctrl, that is, two taps on the ctrl key. Maybe that
will help.

KVMs in general are a pain and surprisingly picky, some wont work
with one os or another others object to certain hardware...

On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 16:05:46 -0600, "violet" <>
wrote:

>Wonder how to set-up the MiniView Micro 2-Port KVM Switch with Built-in KVM
>Cables?
>
>Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Umm. Mine had a little button you push to switch computers. Sadly,
it's obselete since my new machine is all USB.

"Paul Knudsen" <> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 16:05:46 -0600, "violet" <>
> wrote:
>
>>Wonder how to set-up the MiniView Micro 2-Port KVM Switch with Built-in
>>KVM
>>Cables?
>>
>>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Umm. Mine had a little button you push to switch computers. Sadly,
> it's obselete since my new machine is all USB.


You can buy a relatively inexpensive cable that plugs into a USB slot and
splits into PS/2 keyboard and mouse cables. Works fine with Vista.

Lou