I have a friend who's wanting to five box for WoW. He's been using a keyboard/mouse switch/signal multiplier, however it has proven to be not what he needs. He was looking at getting five sets of the same keyboard/mice to use around the office, then when playing wow, hook up all the receivers to the 5 different WoW PC's. So my question is this :

Is it possible to use 5 receivers for one mouse/ 5 receivers for one keyboard if all the keyboards are using the same frequency/ all the mice are using the same frequency?

If this cannot be done, some software/hardware solutions would be great.

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It'll be difficult to find a particular receiver that will all listen to the same mouse/keyboard.

You might have more success trying to use mouse/keyboard sharing software like snergy. Have to muck with the conf file so that mouse /keyboard updates are mirrored on all screens.

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