Connecting 2 Computers Directly by Using Special USB CableHowever you cannot use normal USB cable to connect the computers, you need to get a special cable, which is called USB Netlink cable to do it. This specially made USB cable is equipped with network adapter capability that enables you to create simple wired home network to share or transfer files. The USB Netlink cable can support data transmission bandwidth up to 480Mbps and usually is USB 2.0 compliant (backwards compatible with USB 1.1 as well).
How about the setup? Is it difficult? Ha! It’s very easy! Just plug the cable to each computer’s USB port, then it should be connected without any driver installation in most of the cases (unless you use very old Windows OS, such as Windows 98 or ME). That’s it!
After that you are required to use a program that is provided by the cable manufacturer on both computers, so that can do file sharing and transfer. The program will usually provide you 2 file explorer windows that each represents local and remote computer, you can just drag and drop the file from one window to the other window to do file transfer. Here is an example:
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