Desktop Computer Review: D-Link DKVM-2K 2-Port KVM Switch, Desktop, Built-In Cables Review

I have also encountered the freezing mouse problem (but only on the rare ocassion).

I usually only use one computer at a time (Both running XP Home) but have on occasion used both switching back and forth.

To reduce the need for two monitors, mice and keyboards; I think it is money well spent.

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One of my computers was an always powered Mother Board and it would always default to that computer and would have to switch back. This is not a problem with the switch and I did not dock points for that but I am sharing this for your information.

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Product Description:
The DKVM-2K 2-port mini KVM switch kit allows you to easily control 2 different PCs from a single set of keyboard, mouse, and VGA monitor. It includes a 2-port KVM (Keyboard, Video and Mouse) switch and 2 sets of built-in cables for ready connection to 2 PCs.If you have 2 PCs and need to use them at the same time, the DKVM-2K saves you the money and space by allowing you to control your 2 computers from a set of keyboard, monitor and mouse. Or, you may have a better, bigger monitor and want to connect both PCs to it, the DKVM-2K allows you to do this. 2 sets of cables are attached to the KVM switch ready for use, dispensing you of the need to prepare separate cables and connect them to the switch.The DKVM-2K supports VGA, SVGA, and MultiSync monitors at up to 2048 x 1536 resolution at 72Hz refresh rate. Support for Microsoft IntelliMouse is provided.e easily integrated into your existing desktop environment at home or at the office.