Keyboard Commands To Restart Computer

We use several USB KVM's and this one is great for two reasons: 1. it comes complete with a full set of cables, and 2. it has keyboard commands that allow switching capability from the keyboard if the KVM itself is not located conveniently in the rack. - I have ordered more of these. Keith Eggel

This is a good keyboard and mouse combo for the price. I like a simple keyboard without too many extra buttons to get in my way when using key commands and this one is great. It has quiet action, but is solid enough to know when you have pressed the key. It is exactly what I wanted. The mouse is a little small for my tastes, but it works well. I am getting used to it and it does not bother me, anymore. However, if you have large hands or want a mouse with more substance, you might want to consider another option. Setup and installation on Windows 10 was painless.

Time is everything. If you are not using keyboard shortcuts in Davinci Resolve, you are doing it wrong and burning time uselessly. This keyboard popped up on my B&H radar just as I began making painfully intricate color-coded reference notecards for the shortcuts in DR. This keyboard is WAAAAY better--the color coding is clear and obvious, and the backlighting, shows the commands on the individual keys clearly. It is also comprehensive, showing commands I haven't even discovered yet. One day, I won't need these clues, but I'm not there yet. Also, when I go a week without editing, I forget things. It is very easy to use and over a couple of weeks my editing speed increased dramatically--WOW! Really. Even glancing over at a notecard is distracting and can easily derail my workflow (is this just me?) The first time I opened Davinci Resolve, I was struck by how intricate and tiny the UI toolbar controls were, and really struggled with a bad mouse and a tiny monitor. Shortcuts are more precise too--they eliminate any analog, floating movement from a touchy mouse I was unsure about the scissor construction of the keys at first, as I usually like the strong feedback of a mechanical gaming keyboard. Conclusion: The key action is fine (and it's quieter). There is a soft tactile pivot point where you confirm input by touch. There are two USB plugs: one for the keyboard itself and one to power the built-in USB ports (2). Laptop owners may consider a USB hub or Thunderbolt Dock

When connecting to a Mac, plug-in and restart the computer and you're up and running. It took me a while to figure out how to control the volume on a docked MacBook. I like the fold down shutter. Works great.

Super force feedback wheel once you get it updated. Make sure to restart your computer after downloading firmware software, or it wont load it on windows 10, took me quite awhile to figure this out. Update firmware. When you are using on xbox make sure you turn off gamepad controller or the system won't recognize wheel as the controller.

For anyone who notices that the card is not being recognized by your computer, please install the software drivers off the included CD, and then restart your computer. I purchased this for an older Dell XPS 8300, and thus far things have been great. If all goes well for the next few months, I'll buy another to take up the other available PCIe slot on the motherboard.

I always hated buying speakers for the computer; they always seem to be problematic. But these plugged in USB and worked without having to restart. They sound great and the volume controls and mute are easy to use. Very happy with this purchase.

This crucial was an excellent upgrade, my computer revived completely from lagging to a fast lightning in restart and navigating or open any application. Crucial software for the backup wasn't helpful at all. I used the Microsoft one.

I upgraded from an older BM card to the Intensity. I put it it, started the computer, it prompted me to do a restart to update the software, I restarted and it worked great. Easy.

Love the all white, small form factor design. Coming from a Motu M2 (which I had no complaints about, and cost nearly double of this), the Arturia seems to perform just as well so far. When I restart my computer and the power is lost to the unit and the 48V turns off automatically. I'm sure this is a good thing in theory, to have it off by default until the user wants it on. I'd personally prefer if it could be left how it was set, since I have to restart my computer somewhat often