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September 24th, 2010
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1 to 4 port usb hubs
Hello
 I've noticed on other q&a sites that many people buy a 1 to 4 port hub (in goof faith) assuming it will run connected devices concurrently. However, sadly this is not the case. I have also a powered hub, yet still it does not connect as much as even 1 device - yes, suffice to say it may be faulty  OK, so... how does one switch from one device to another with the ordinary non-powered hub? Regards, Frederick 
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September 24th, 2010
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"...it may be faulty".
I concur. If it will not connect even one device, then it is obviously in need of replacement. I use a powered 2-port hub along with an unpowered 4-port hub without any problems (on a 350W machine - 4 on-board ports connect printer, keybd, and the 2 hubs). I have read about configurations where the front USB ports were unpowered while the back ports were powered. I don't know how common was that crazy design. Last edited by Blackhorse 70V; September 25th, 2010 at 06:13 AM.
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