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![]() "Cheri" > wrote in message news ![]() > "Jes Me" > wrote in message > ... >> On Sun, 16 Sep 2018 15:08:30 -0700, "Cheri" > >> wrote: >> >>>I ordered a desktop computer with Win10 that came with mouse and >>>keyboard. >>>The >>>computer plug ins on the back of computer for these are round pin type, >>>but >>>the mouse and keyboard that came with it have the slotted flat plug ends. >>>I >>>have a tech coming from Best Buy on Tuesday to set it up for me and >>>wonder >>>what type if any >>>adapters there are for this. I haven't seen those type of plugs since >>>Win98. >>>Thanks to anyone who can help, I am not computer tech savvy at all as you >>>know. >> >> The round plugs are PS2 (old school). >> >> The flat ones are USB. >> The computer SHOULD have USB ports you can use. >> >> There ARE adapters available, but you'd be better off using a USB >> port. > > OK, thanks for that answer, it cleared up some things for me, the computer > does have USB ports, but the silly video showed the round being > highlighted. Again, thanks. I'm sure (hoping) the tech knows what to do. > ![]() Computers are dead easy to hook up. Most of your plug ins/ports should be color coded. If USB, then plug into any USB port. |
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