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[brindabella]

Ok, I`m back with another geeky question Is there a "Y" connector or something like that for USb ports?What I want to do is: I want to connect both keyboards to the PC using the same port. No, I won't use them both at the same time. What I need is: have both connected but be able to just turn them on and off without having to plug and unplug.Of course I have other ports but they are at the front of the puter and I want to use the USB port at the back. The reason is simple: my dogs have unplug things many times with their tails

[Casey H]

Quote:Ok, I`m back with another geeky question Is there a "Y" connector or something like that for USb ports?What I want to do is: I want to connect both keyboards to the PC using the same port. No, I won't use them both at the same time. What I need is: have both connected but be able to just turn them on and off without having to plug and unplug.Of course I have other ports but they are at the front of the puter and I want to use the USB port at the back. The reason is simple: my dogs have unplug things many times with their tails Yes, it's called a USB hub and you can buy it at any computer hardware retail store like Best Buy, Comp USA, Radio Shack, etc. The hub connects multiple USB devices to a single USB port on your PC. And you CAN use them at the same time if you want to. It's best to get an "active" hub as opposed to a "passive" one--- that means it gets power from an AC wall adapter, not just from the PC it's connected to.If you need help, we can pick one out together on-line... Just PM me...RegardsCasey