Does it have a USB port to connect a Ruko stick?

Fire TV Stick connections....
1 Connect USB cable into fireTV stick, and plug in power adapter. ...
2 Amazon fireTV stick and power adapter. ...
Connect fireTV stick to HDMI port via HDMI extender.
3 Amazon fireTV stick connected via HDMI EXTENDER CABLE TO Monitor HDMI port. ...
4 Turn on TV and select HDMI port

1. Confirm the USB port on the computer you are connecting your printer to is being recognized by your computer. The easiest way to do this would be to plug a known good USB Memory stick into the USB port you want to use. If you can read the contents of the USB Memory stick then the port should work. Remove the Memory stick, start the printer installation program (Make sure you don't the printer connected), want until the setup program tells you to connect the printer before you attach the Printer's USB cable.
If the printer isn't recognized try a different USB port, when picking a new USB port to try select a higher priority port, for example in increasing priority from, an external USB hub, a powered external hub, a monitor based hub, USB ports on the front of the computer, up to the USB ports at the computer rear. For USB ports on the same circuit select an USB 2.0 before an USB 3.0 port

The KDF-42WE655 does not have a USB port. The current Roku sticks plug into the HDMI port on the TV. You will need to use the power adapter that came with the unit. Plug the USB cord (mini or micro USB) into the back (or side) of the Roku Stick and then plug the power adapter into a nearby power outlet. (It's a 5V 1A DC power adapter.) Roku sells this adapter separately on their Accessories page: https://www.roku.com/accessories . It's ~$10. If you have mounted your TV such that the power outlet is hidden behind the TV, you'll get to the outlet or use another nearby outlet. (Make sure to avoid a tripping hazard if you use an extension cord or power strip to increase the number of available outlets.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

1. Measure the dimensions of your ruko.
2. Cut a whole at least of the size of the ruko in your tv.
3. Carefully insert the ruko through the whole you just made on step 2.
4. With your other hand hold the road on the other side of the TV until it come all the way through.

I believe your TV has 2 USB ports on it. If you have equipment connected to the other USB port, that port will get priority and the TV will ignore your flash stick. Turn off your tv, disconnect everything on your USB ports then insert the flash stick. Power on the TV and hopefully you can see the flash stick.

Insert the memory card into a USB card reader and connect it into the USB port of your computer and also connect your memory stick into another USB port on your computer.You computer will detect both memory devices and you can click on them to open and view the files, then copy the photos on the memory card and paste them on the memory stick.
If you have only one USB port then copy the photos from the memory card into your computer then connect the memory stick to your computer and copy the photos from the computer to the memory stick.

First off make sure you have fresh batteries in the mouse. If the batteries are missing or weak then that would cause the no connection between the mouse and the usb stick.

After you check the mouse out for fresh batteries, then go ahead and plug the usb stick into your laptop. At this point you should hear a sound and windows should install the drivers for that mouse, if it doesn't then the next thing would be to try another computer or laptop that has working usb ports and try to connect the usb stick on another computer.

If it works then that means there is an issue with the usb ports on your office laptop. If the mouse still doesn't work then that means the usb stick is bad and you would need to buy a new mouse.

Find a USB device, such as a memory-stick, that is "USB 2.0" and connect it to a USB port. If Windows XP pops-up a window ("this device will perform better when connected to a USB 2.0 port"), then you have connected it to a USB 1.1 port.

Yes, you can connect a scanner, if it has a USB connection. Not all laptops have a parallel-port ("old-style" printer) port, but some scanners require a parallel-port.

this may have many causes. first possibility: the stick is dead and needs replacement. second: there may be a problem with the usb-port or -controller. if you connect a different usb device to the same port as the stick, and it's recognised, the usb- port is fine and it surely will be the stick which is broken. if the other device isn't recognised either, it's a usb related problem. in this case you should verify if all settings for usb in the BIOS are enabled, if the usb-controller in device manager has been installed supposedly. if not, reinstall, reboot and try again. if this does not work, you need to replace your computer's system board

You save your data to to the USB 'stick' via your PC's USB port, not the port on the printer. This port is simply for printing information already contained on the stick.