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9/11/2011

ASUS USB CrossLink Cable Review

ASUS USB CrossLink Cable
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I am somewhat reluctant to fault a product that may work perfectly for everyone else. However this thing is advertised to be painless, but apparently not so for me.

I have a new Win7 ASUS netbook which I intended to bring in a few things from a laptop (Vista) as well as the ability to copy straight from the laptop optical drive etc. While there are many other ways to accomplish this, I thought this seemed a pretty simple solution to load and maintain the netbook. After several joyless hours, I have given up. I will simply use flash memory, an external hard drive, etc. to transfer the files I want.

I simply wasn't able to get the two computers to recognize each other no matter what I tried. There doesn't seem to be any "troubleshooting" hints included with the product, (in the event that things didn't go so well).

Hopefully somebody has had a better experience and can give a better review because it certainly seems like a worthwhile product.

ETA March 19, 2010.... After stumbling onto a button tucked into the netbook software that switched between "allow/not allow" ad hoc networks, and switching to "allow", I decided to try the hookup once again. I can't honestly say whether that was the fix, or I simply held my mouth right this time, but after considerable tweaking and several encouraging false starts I was able to get things working pretty well.

It worked well enough in fact that I changed from one star to four. Had it not required so much tweaking to stumble on the correct operating settings even after the allow "fix" on the computer itself, I probably would rate it five. However since one of it's major selling points is ease of use, in my opinion that should include the "learning curve" which I found to be fairly steep, with quite a bit of hit and miss to get it all going well.

But then again maybe I'm just a slow learner.

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No installation required with the ASUS CrossLink Cable, just plug in and link!The ASUS Crosslink allows users to do the following between two computers: transfer and synchronize data, share internet connection, and read data on one computer from the other computer's optical drive.The ASUS Crosslink Cable is the perfect accessory for anyone with two PCs.It also comes with a 2GB flashdrive.

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7/16/2011

Cables To Go 26686 USB A Male to A Female Extension Cable, White (3 Meters/9.84 Feet) Review

Cables To Go 26686 USB A Male to A Female Extension Cable, White
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Not much to say about this cable except that it works and is reasonably priced.One end is a USB plug, the other a USB port-like connector, which allows you to plug things into your computer's USB port from a distance of a few feet.I was just looking for a cheap cable that would let me plug a Flip Video camera into my laptop (I figured I was bound to break that side-arm off the camera eventually if I kept plugging it directly into the USB port...no doubt I'd forget about it as I was moving the computer around).Anyway, it works fine for my purposes.

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10FT USB EXTENSION CABLE-AA M/F PASSIVE

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