Connect 2 Windows Computers

works well on all my windows computers

I use these for schools to connect their computers to their audio systems.

Works on a number of different computers running Mac, Windows, Linux. No problems at all.

Got this to go between an M.2 SSD external case (which only came w/ a USB-C to USB-C cord) and computers that don't have USB-C. Data rate support of full USB 3.1 gen2 was important to avoid limiting the SSDs put in the case and lots of adapters force it down to lower speeds, even USB2.0.

Works awesome. Took me a minute to adjust my bios to run the M.2 and then install windows to to it. Once it was done it has been a blessing! System boots in seconds now.

The Sata m.2 in the Latitude 7490 had fast disk read of 454 but I knew the NVME would be lightning speed compared to it. I bought the Gen 3 Samsung because of the price and also knowing the Latitude would only use 2 lanes. (per the internet ). I also decided to do a clean install of Windows 11 Pro. I removed the Sata m.2, put in the Samsung m.2 booted up with the Windows 11 Pro install dvd and Windows saw the Samsung immediately. After the install, I tested the drive with Crystal Disk Mark and it was 33250, I later installed the Samsung driver for the disk, downloaded from the Samsung site and it was 3499. The Drive states speeds of 3500. Totally pleased and my son which is an IT Director, is going to buy the exact same disk to upgrade his companies Dell Optiplex's. 5 Star, and super quick shipping from B&H.

I installed an i5 cpu, M.2 drive and 32G of memory on this Gigabyte motherboard along with Windows 11 and it is very quick and running cool with a DeepCool LS520 WH.

For $20, this is worth it all. If you are planning on having a backup or a really budget M.2 this would definitely make it. I currently have my windows installed on this and it's quite noticeable comparing to the older ssd's I had.

I bought a Lenovo AIO recently. Nice PC but only had a 500GB M.2 SSD. I bought this Crucial 2TB and installed it today. I used the Acronis software from Crucial to clone the smaller M.2 drive to the new 2TB SSD. It took two tries to clone successfully, but 2nd try was the charm, and the process took less than an hour. Then I removed the back panel on the computer. The photo shows the AIO opened up and ready to expose the motherboard and swap out the M.2 drive. After reassembly, the computer coughed and failed to start Windows 11, but Lenovo and Windows provided multiple options to fix the problem. After I deleted two recent Windows Updates, hurray! Success! This drive is not the fastest M.2 that Crucial makes, but the computer is basically a home workstation, not used for gaming. The price was great, too. Less than Crucial's OEM price, and the drive was in stock at BH Photo. BTW, I bought the drive through the Guest checkout process, but then I created a BH Photo account and was able to view the FedEx shipping status. Even though it was ground shipping, I got the drive in only 3 days.

Connected via a KVM switch to use between two computers. One is MS Windows and the other is a High powered Linux machine. So far no problems what so ever.