On Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 03:45 am, Angel <[email protected]> wrote: I also use the wireless desk top keyboard for my laptop computer. I wonder if two desk top dongles can be plugged in to a computer at the same time. Thus allowing the instructor to teach using a keyboard along with the student?
Yes, you can have multiple input devices of the same type. Precisely the same principle is at work on a laptop when someone chooses to plug in either an external keyboard or external mouse. In the case of an external keyboard I have never seen the native keyboard disabled in any way by the use of one. For an external mouse you can, if you so choose, instruct the mouse pad driver on a laptop to disable it if an external mouse is detected. In theory, at least, you should be able to have as many wireless keyboards as you have USB slots for the dongles. Just don't try having everyone type at once! Brian
