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will just buy it and get back to you

Is there a good chance it will work?

what does that mean? i use a mouse

I also use a unifying receiver, those wouldnt happen to be 2.0?

will it likely work. i would rather not drop 15 on a dongle if i dont know. if you think it will then ill take the risk though

hes using a headset... have no clue what he uses but i do know its a headset thats not a major brand.

alright i think that thread is more detailed

Its for my dad when he travels. He wants to catch up tv shows that he never got the chance to watch. So I should buy it?

Its for my dad when he travels. He wants to catch up tv shows that he never got the chance to watch. So I should buy it?

I know that its usb 2.0 but windows 7 from what I can recall says 1.0. Im thinking of buying the asus bt400 usb bluetooth dongle. This is actually my dads computer (I recently gave it to him when I upgraded) am I just overthinking it?

I haven't really been trying, I've used a SanDisk usb on it and it worked great. It used to be my laptop but I recently gave it to my dad. Am I just overworrying. I'm thinking about buying him a asus bt400 bluetooth dongle

When I plug something in I don't get the performance popup... but I don't think it said anything about enhanced or high-speed usb. Is this just my ocd? Like I don't want to buy the bluetooth if I know it won't work

I upgraded my vista computer to 7 (hp presario c751nr) and it says in device manager as having 1.0 ports... according to the specs the laptop has 3 2.0 ports. I used drivers that windows update gave me and driver pack solution software. And nothing is wrong in device manager (no missing or...

I need a Bluetooth dongle... but it has to work with usb 1.0 (maybe 1.1). The laptop it will be used on is a hp Presario c751nr. I saw most are usb 2.0 but I've heard 2.0 is also usable in 1.0.

That makes sense, why use a software meant for a slow 32 bit processer when you can run something that is meant for 64 bit which usually gives better stability and speed

looks good, just found the 64 bit on the official website. it auto gives 32 but just under 32 it says 64 download

dont really know, but i would think 64 bit software would take advantage of 64 bit cpu's. maybe give stability or speed

ive been using chrome for awhile and noticed its only 32bit, i was wondering is there a good 64 bit browser that gives good speed.

i know that this is a 8 forum but i have a i5 2.5ghz and right before i upgraded to 8, 3rd party apps tell me i have like more than 3ghz (intel app too), do i have something enabled... i tried a bios reset but nothing