How can I control two computers with one mouse and keyboard?

First, there is a cable called a KVM switch, which is short for “keyboard, video and mouse” switch. These let you share one mouse, keyboard and monitor between two computers. There are also KM switch cables that allow you to share just a keyboard and mouse with two computers that have two separate monitors.

How do I toggle between two computers?

You’re in luck: There are a few ways you can solve your problem. A KVM Switch: The most well-known and stable solution is a keyboard-video-mouse (KVM) Switch. A KVM switch allows you to push a button or input a keyboard command to switch between controlling and viewing the two (or more) computers.

What is a KVM switch used for?

A KVM Switch is a hardware device that allows you to control multiple computers via a single keyboard, monitor, and mouse (KVM).

What is the best KVM?

Zoom In: The 5 Best KVM Switches in 2021

IOGEAR 2-Port 4K USB DisplayPort Cable KVM Switch. The best USB KVM switch.
TESmart KVM Switch. The best HDMI KVM switch.
UGREEN USB Switch Selector. The best dual-monitor KVM switch.
JideTech KVM switch. The best 4-port KVM switch.
Rosewill RKV-2UC. The best 2-port KVM switch.

Why do KVM cost so much?

There are KVM’s that range in price from $49 up to over $20,000 and that is a pretty big range for a KVM Switch. The reason for this is that KVM technology is such a broad area with many different options and technologies available therefore the price range is also very large.

How do I share my mouse and keyboard between Linux and Windows?

Visit the Synergy website and download the Windows version that suits your computer.
Run the installer and then run Synergy.
Select “Share this computer’s mouse and keyboard” in order to access the configuration screen.
Once there, add your computers’ hostnames and then set the same left and right settings as before.