Has anyone successfully used this between a Win 7 or 8 laptop and POD 2.0
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Hi I used this product on my Windows 8 and Windows 7 Laptop and it worked perfectly on both! Hope this helped!
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Yes, it works just fine on Windows 8, I use it quite often between my Win7 laptop and Win8 desktop... no issues
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I am using mine between an XP box and a Win7 box. I would check with IOGEAR regarding Win2K, but it may come down to the USB revision.
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I am using mine on Apple products (IPod, MacAir and an older MacBook. However, I think the key is using ITunes to enable the AirPlay feature. Don't know anything about Windows 7 capability. instructions should help you. Seems logical if ITunes works, the speakers will work too.
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This device operates independently of an OS (as long as the OS knows about USB keyboard/mouse). I use it under both Linux and Windows 7, and cannot think of any reason Windows 8 wouldn't work with it. The only difficulties I've had with these type of adapters is when I use them with KVM switches (but this Belkin worked flawlessly in that environment!).
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I dont see why not I constantly use it between my PC (win7) and my laptop (win8)
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Worked for me - Windows 8 running on a Macbook Air 2013 (dual booting to Win8 and Mac).
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I have been using mine with a Dell laptop and windows 7. No problems to date.
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I am using it on OS 10.9.2 and is working good. I also have a laptop with Window's 8 and just as good there. I am very pleased with it for the price it's hard to beat.
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I am using it with Windows 8.1 on a Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro with two external monitors. Once in a while, the monitors are not recognized when I plug in the USB cable. Unplugging and replugging brings them online without fail.
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Sorry I've only used it with Windows 7. I totally don't bother with the software though. It's great as a drag & drop external and I'm sure that part of it would work fine with W8.
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No drivers are needed to use this in Windows. I suspect that the same holds true for Linux and iOS, but I can't confirm this.
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yes works fine with the drivers that comes with the device. i'm running windows 8.1 and tested on windows 8 as well :)
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I've gotten it to work with Windows 8http://www.agptek.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t;=454
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I've used it with windows 7, 8 and a few flavors of Linux. It's a standard controller device. Probably works on OSX also.
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I do not use an adapter, but I have windows on one computer and windows eight on another and have no issues.
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YES, and it "jams" just as good! I'm currently running Win 8.1 Pro with the complete MS Office Suite on a MAC OS X laptop. But, I'm running Win 8.1 in a Virtual Machine space using Parallels Desktop 10. Parallels will let you run dual OS along with sharing resources from the MAC. In other words the MAC is really running Win 8.1 as a "guest OS" in a sense. But, I found Parallels Desktop to be VERY SOLID and STABLE product and simple to setup and use. I ran both versions 9 and 10, as 10 is a recent upgrade. However, Parallels will cost you between $60 and $100. I bought the $60 product, which includes support for remote access from a MAC OS X laptop, an iPad, or a mobile iPone. I use Access from my mobile 5s iPhone with a high degree of success to run the laptop when it's not with me. But, BassJump 2 does work very good even under Windows! Some MAC users run Winn 8.1 using Bootcamp as a stand-alone OS. I do not have any experience with this environment. But, Parallels let's you run Win 8.1 at the same time OS X is running as a dual OS environment, and only uses about 1Gb hard disk to install and run Win 8.1. Parallels will also allow you to adjust disk and memory resources. But, I find both to be very substantial. One more note, this product does fill the "void" in sound, but is best used if placed directly behind the flip lid of your laptop and will deliver enough sound just to entrain 1 person. Namely, you. If you want to entertain 3 or more, I would advise getting an external Bluetooth sound system for that. But, remember that this solution uses it's own power source, whereas the BassJump 2 pulls power direct from the laptop via a USB port. Good luck with your choice!