Top 20 Targus PAUH217U 4-Port USB Hub Questions & Answers

Use any USB cord available at electronics stores that has a male on one end and a female on the other, obviously of the correct length.

Hi you may need to install the driver for that "Hub" also make sure that it is compatible with your system? make sure that the unit is USB compatible, usually it must be a USB 1 or USB2 version.. but in any event when it is first plugged in there should be a **** **** noise that indicates that it has been inserted, Windows should then detect it and install the necessary hub drivers, if it doesn't do so, then you may have to upgrade your USB layer? Do you have all service packs installed?, or even perhaps remove and reinstall the USB layer, to do this go to control panel, and then system, then device manager, find the USB part and right click on it and REMOVE everything and reboot, then windows will reinstall the layer again, and now you should be able to insert the Hub and it should be detected, have the driver install and work.
Also have a look at these troubleshooting links below they will assist you too..
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310575

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:bUVhSp2zU3QJ:www.earthtym.net/USB-solutions.htm+troubleshooting+usb+ports&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=nz

This USB hub is not powered by an AC adapter. Therefore, some devices that need more power will not work well on it. You don't mention what it is you are pluggin into it, but I suspect this may be your problem. Devices like webcams pull way too much to be on a hub without AC.

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sometimes usb hard drives will not work through a usb hub.
if the drive works connected to the laptop but not the hub then that's how you'll have to use it.
it's also possible the laptop cannot power both the hub AND the drive, in whaich case you'll need a powered hub (one you plug in to the mains).

Most USB hubs do not need an external power supply, except when a connected USB device draws more power than the computer/laptop USB port can supply. In this case an external power supply will need to be connected to the USB hub.
Normally this would be a 5 volt power supply, but make sure the polarity on the connector matches the power connector on the hub, check the label on the hub, sometimes it states to power requirements of the hub as well as the polarity on the connector. Normally the pin on the hub's power connector is positive (ie. +5V)

Without specific details about the type or model of the mat you're referring to, it's challenging to provide precise disassembly instructions. However, I can offer some general tips that might help you access the inside of the mat for cleaning without causing damage:

1. Consult the Manual: If the mat came with a user manual or assembly instructions, refer to these documents first. They often contain disassembly guidelines or tips for cleaning.
2. Look for Access Panels or Fasteners: Many mats or fitness equipment have access panels secured by screws, clips, or fasteners. Carefully inspect the mat's exterior for any visible fasteners or panels that might provide access to the inside components.
3. Check for Removable Parts: Some mats might have removable parts like covers or casings designed for cleaning purposes. Gently try to detach these removable components, following any instructions in the manual or indications on the mat.
4. Contact Manufacturer Support: If you're unable to find a way to disassemble the mat safely or if you're concerned about causing damage, consider reaching out to the manufacturer's customer support. They can provide specific guidance on disassembly and cleaning for your particular mat model.
5. Online Resources: Look for online resources such as instructional videos or forums where individuals might have shared tips or experiences on disassembling and cleaning similar mats.

Always approach disassembly cautiously to avoid causing damage or voiding any warranties. If you're unsure or uncomfortable about disassembling the mat yourself, seeking professional assistance from a technician or contacting the manufacturer for guidance might be the best course of action.

1. remove all screws 2. buy white glue epoxy 3. mend all broken sections 4. fix them back and screw them after they dry

Contact Targus directly to request the wiring diagram.

Try 0000 or 1234

try this link...https://us.targus.com/pages/driver-support

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvzD7xE2g3E

I found one on Amazon. Wireless Presenter, ON THE WAY RF 2.4GHz Wireless Presenter Remote Presentation USB Control PowerPoint PPT Clicker. see the link below. https://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Presenter-WAY-Presentation-PowerPoint/dp/B06Y5ZGPX1/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1542643943&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=targus+presentation&psc=1

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google targus with make model and serial and go to support/download and get user manual.pdf

ManualsLib has the User Manual for the Targus AMP01US Wireless Multimedia Presenter with Trackball here: https://www.manualslib.com/products/Targus-Amp01us-7090628.html . You can download the manual from the Download button in the upper left corner of any page after the title/table of contents page. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

new mouse the cost doesn't make trying to fix the old one a good move

Free manual online with phone numbers to contact for assistance. http://static.highspeedbackbone.net/pdf/Targus-AMB08US-UserGuide.pdf http://static.highspeedbackbone.net/pdf/Targus-AMB08US-UserGuide.pdf

Hold the Num Lock key. Turn the Keypad on, and count slowly to 3. Beeping should be deactivated.

Sorry we have no driver downloads here.