In article <9F28118C-BA61-41CB-BB2B-1BD056134FC6@microsoft.com>,
"Bannersonaroll" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>Can I get a direct connection? USB<----->USB
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>Is this a case that I need another piece of hardware to get it to work rght?
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>
>Brad

It isn't possible to connect two computers to each other using a
standard USB cable. Here are two ways to make the connection:

1. Get a pair of USB Ethernet adapters and connect them just like
Ethernet adapters that mount inside a computer. Connecting two
computers directly, without a hub, switch, or router, requires a
specially wired crossover cable.

2. Get a USB-to-USB cable, with added circuitry, that can connect two
computers directly. Here are some sites for more information:

http://www.buslink.com/usbtrans.htm
http://www.usbcable.com/94-3832.htm
http://catalog.belkin.com/usbpopup.p...3&Catalog_ID=1
http://www.usbstuff.com
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