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I have a vice versa converter by ~murumokirby360

Thank goodness, I have an old vice versa converter to fit my new converter for my Optical Mouse. 🖱️😊

My PS/2 (not PS2 console) to USB Converter for my PS/2 Keyboard (with another converter for my USB Mouse) - Part 2 (Final) [Apr 3, 2020]

Here’s my Part 2 and final part of this topic. Now as for the typing test (which I said on last month), I decided to abandoned right away despite I have another parcel/package that I want to shown ya and I can’t wait to get my hands on.

So anyway, with that said this is my final topic for my PS/2 to USB converter. With another (vice versa) converter from our computer junk box, which this happened a month ago...

BTW: #1 - Like my other posts which is never exists my 2 photos are now combined by using my GIMP despite I have a total of 11 photos despite the limitation of 10. (and once again) #2 - No Paper Dolls appearance this time around... So please don’t mind them, they’re up to something.

Nevertheless let’s get over with:

1st to 6th Image(s): • Yes you heard it. Apparently I have a unused USB to PS/2 converter from my old silicon flexible keyboard back in 2010 [CLICK ME! via DeviantART], and I wonder myself ‘what if I used this converter for my USB mouse through my current converter?’. And judging from the matching ports it could be worked even though it’s been rusted but still. so here are my photos from 1st to 6th for a comparison. 🖼️

7th Image: •On the next image you see the two converters combined and it fits very well. Now let’s see if my old converter still function. 🤞

Note: On the 1st and 7th Images - you noticed from the comparison there’s a keyboard icon/emblem from the old converter, so I’d just hope it will be worked when I connecting with my USB Mouse 🖱️.

8th and 9th Image(s): •Both PS/2 (again not the game console) ⌨️ and USB 🖱️ are now connected to the converter(s). I made a Frankenstein made converter, so just saying. 😅

10th and 11th Image(s) [combined]: •So now I connected to my laptop 💻, and I was surprised that my old vice versa (USB to PS/2) converter connecting my USB Mouse was actually worked after 10 years of unused 😲. As you can see the red light was lit, although I’m not sure if you see it but still work nonetheless.😊

BTW #3: I have now 3 USB port slots on my laptop and on my USB hub combined; a saved room port for other input devices. 😁

Well that’s the end of my topic. in case you missed my 1st part and my related ones I’ve already some links down below. ↓😉

• My PS/2 (not PS2 console) to USB Converter for my PS/2 Keyboard  - Part 1 [Mar 2, 2020]