Try this, u need a swithcher perhaps, or a hub, i dunno , never tried it, but this site has a TUT
*www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/usbmain.html
yes u cant connect directly coz u need a switch to guide the transfer of data between 2 comps which isnt possible via a USB cable ... atleast i think so...
yes u cant connect directly coz u need a switch to guide the transfer of data between 2 comps which isnt possible via a USB cable ... atleast i think so...
I beg to differ... All I had to do was search for the text "connect computers through usb cable" and I got the following link *www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/248 (5th link in list)... Full details of how to are included...
I can't say about two computers can be connected via USB cables or not, but you can connect to computers directly via parallel ports and this don't need any extra device like switches and bridges (only needed if two network is different and since your are going for peer to peer connectivity this is not needed). Windows XP has support for connecting via parallel cable. Try it out .......
thanks all friend for your helpful answers.
it is possible to connect two computers with USB port by
1)USB-USB bridged cable
2)NetLinQ USB Connection Cable.
both this cable cost approx. 40 $ US dollar.
note: (there are many others cables produce by other manufactures)
both this link are really helpful
*www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/usbmain.html
*www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/248
note: (we cannot use normal USB cable to connect two computers)