1 user -- 3 PCs? Can anyone tell me if all three PCs have to be located in the same house?
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No, they do not. I have three computers in two different cities, two different states
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Sure. You would just have three licenses. One for each computer instead of one license shared by all three.
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You can add as many as you want, though I understand the practical limit is 12 for one single household due to speed/throughput considerations. If you have that big of a house where you need more than that, then you can probably afford to hire a professional to install ethernet cables in all of your rooms and you can skip using these adapters.
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Yes and I think there is even a version for 5 computers as well. I had it on 3 of mine, got a new PC, uninstalled off &#65279;the old PC and installed it on &#65279;the new PC in under 5 minutes with no problems.
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Three, as shown, plus the controller. It will support up to 4 and you can have two of these on one subnet. Simple to install.
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I checked for myself before I bought it (love it). Simply put, it can only be installed on 1 PC at a time but can be moved around using a license transfer feature. So you're protected and they are protected. They're good folks...smart folks and loyal to their customers.
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Yes. I have three different units throughout my house. You can individually select each unit with paiting from a phone or computer. Furthermore, you can select numerous units to simultaneously play the same audio if the units are told to do so through iTunes on a computer. My multiple unit set up works great and is pretty convenient. Works best with a strong wifi network though. If you have a faulty router, you might experience some lag or stopping of audio.
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Possibly, IF the 2 PCs are physically located close together and you use some sort of a USB sharing switch.[like this one CableWholesale's USB 2.0 AB Switch Box, 2 PC to 1 USB 2.0 Device (Printer, Scanner, etc...) or the IOGEAR GUB211]But you would be toggling between 2 users AND only one user could SCAN at a time.I have a feeling you would occasionally have to go into Device Manager in Windows and do a "Scan for new hardware" if the scanner is not detected after toggling the USB switch.
198581
I tried it out with 2 computer, and both download and installed. More than likely I would think a third one would work, but I'm not certainly positive
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I think you will have to pay as a multiple user anyway. I had 3 PC's here and they made me pay as a multiple user. I would call Intuit.
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I have three of these and I am very happy with it. It is quicker, and a very easy install. I have the three computers networked and it is a smooth operation to switch between all of them. I hope this helps. Mark.
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I feel like you are asking if the cameras need to be at the same house or property? The answer is yes, they do. We do like ours, have 3 cameras and plan to add 1 more. However will be checking out Anthony's response of monitoring through your cell phone or camera, very cool.
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I would say no, but my techie friend isn't available to ask. I have a tower that has three doors in it. Does that mean anything to you?
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Three at any one time as I recall, but you should only be using one of the installations at any given time. I have it on my laptop and desktop.
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I called Tech support about this very thing and they said that you can install it on 4 (I think it was 4.....either 4 or 5) computers.
128241
Depends.. you would only need single user based CAL if the same user is logging into 5 computers, or more user CALs (say 10 user CALs) if 10 users would randomly login into 5 computers (in that case you may want to use device CALs).
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We're using 4 in our lab at work. They are ~2-4' apart from each other and have not had any problems. I would suggest that when you do the initial connection that they be isolated from the other setups.Since we have 4 workstations I used a silver Sharpie and wrote 1,2,3,4 on each mouse, keyboard USB dongle so that if someone mixed them up we can get them back to the proper workstation.Also, DON'T LOSE THE USB POD. They cannot be replaced and thus your out $55.Pet Peeve: Why post a response "I'm only using one at home". What's the point?