Ensure that the clips for the parallel port and cable are in the locked positions. Unplug the USB end of the cable from the USB port on the computer, and then reinsert it. Push firmly, but gently ...

The solution to getting a printer to work with DOS while using a new USB-driven printer is to acquire a special cable that plugs in to the parallel port on one end and the USB port on the other.

Newer computers often don't ship with a parallel port. If a parallel ... printer settings with a USB adapter, simply purchase a parallel-to-USB adapter cable. Windows recognizes the printer ...

What I can provide is this new Keyspan USB-to-Parallel cable, the sort of peripheral that, despite being handy, gets increasingly geekier by the minute. Still, for the occasional “transferring d ...

USB to PARALLEL ADAPTER Model #16898. Ran my HP LaserJetII as paralllel just fine. Showed as an LPT Port. In fact ... I tried the adapter from Cables to Go that fchall sent me, and unfortunately ...

The parallel port’s demise is partially due to the invention of the USB standard. If tinkering with CNC Machines is one of your hobbies then you are familiar with the parallel port interface ...

Then use a parallel to USB Male-A cable to hook the print server port to the USB hub.<BR><BR>I looked too....I can't find a single cable or device to do what you were talking about. More options ...

Keyspan aims to solve the problem with its USB Parallel Transfer Cable, which connects between a parallel port of an older PC and a USB port of a newer unit. The device includes file transfer ...

maybe a parallel port or SCSI or Firewire cable. If you’ve never heard of those things, and if you have, thank USB. When it was first released in 1996, the idea was right there in the first ...