my pc keyboard was hurt now with water, in anticipation of i buy another one, can i use my laptop as a keyboard for my pc? Can the two be somehow connected together, my laptop isn’t working by the book any, I just wanted to know how I can make the two work together. thanks.
On May 10, 2010,
in Hardware Help,
by Porf82
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Porf82
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I don’t reflect this is possible, not easily anyhow.
no…you need a new keyboard..it’ll cost you about $10.
no. sorry
the keyboard force be ok in a couple of days when it had dried out. leave it upside down to dry
No. Get a pc keyboard. They’re six bucks.
-Stuart
try going to start on your computer and try result the on screen keyboard, or try getting a usb to usb connector and hooking them up to each other, im not sure but the online keyboard will certainly work.
Yea but first you have to premagentize your computer screen.
Take a high powered magnet, and run it over your screen as close as you can. The resulting energy field will make your computer more vulnerable to local signals.
You just turn on your laptop, and open something like notepad, and whatever you type on notepad will show up on your pc, but only for about an hour, they you have to re-magnetize it.
WHY DONT YOU JUST USE YOUR LAPTOP AS A COMPUTER
Create a program to:
1) capture keyboard input
2) Send to client copy of itself
3) when in client mode reproduce the received key data.
–OR–
Use windows XP’s Remote desktop connection program while the computers are connected by ethernet on the same virtual network name. Look at this start menu item:
ALL Programs–>Accessories–>Communications–>Remote Desktop Connection
This will give you remote access to any computer on the network(connected by ethernet that is).
Hope this helps.