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Answer» Right. My Wireless LAN Adapter is USB. So is my printer. Whenever I try to print something from the internet (such as sheet music with Sibelius Scorch, different to simply clicking File-Print I can do that but need to press print button to get all sheet music). I have a problem, because I can't use my printer and Wireless Adapter at the same time, I think it overloads the USB or something. How can I fix this?If this is a desktop get a wireless PCI card to free up a USB port... If it's a laptop well that's another issue.I think its because the USB can only SEND 1 (Including Sending and Recieving) signal back and forth at a time, and not 2 signals at a time (Using the internet and printing it at the same time). Quote from: Chilly on June 11, 2007, 02:28:39 PM I think its because the USB can only send 1 (Including Sending and Recieving) signal back and forth at a time, and not 2 signals at a time (Using the internet and printing it at the same time). How are these devices hooked up ? ? What type of machine is this ? ? If your theory was correct USB WOULD not be ABLE to handle an internet connection as data travels both ways simultaenously.

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Right. My Wireless LAN Adapter is USB. So is my printer. Whenever I try to print something from the internet (such as sheet music with Sibelius Scorch, different to simply clicking File-Print I can do that but need to press print button to get all sheet music). I have a problem, because I can't use my printer and Wireless Adapter at the same time, I think it overloads the USB or something. How can I fix this?If this is a desktop get a wireless PCI card to free up a USB port...

If it's a laptop well that's another issue.I think its because the USB can only SEND 1 (Including Sending and Recieving) signal back and forth at a time, and not 2 signals at a time (Using the internet and printing it at the same time). Quote from: Chilly on June 11, 2007, 02:28:39 PM

I think its because the USB can only send 1 (Including Sending and Recieving) signal back and forth at a time, and not 2 signals at a time (Using the internet and printing it at the same time).

How are these devices hooked up ? ?

What type of machine is this ? ?

If your theory was correct USB WOULD not be ABLE to handle an internet connection as data travels both ways simultaenously.

Solve : URGENT Help Needed!!!?

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