WELL, ordered SCAL today and downloaded it...played with a design, but now it acts like I'm not using the right cord.
What are the differences in the cords? I saw where it needs 2.0, but I found one off of a printer....and it fits perfectly, bt I don't see those numbers on it. Anyway, I downloaded the drivers (or so I think I did), but it won't work. Any suggestions of what I'm doing wrong and/or should I just go to Walmart in the morning to pick up a different cord?
USB Port Connection
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Re: USB Port Connection
I personally use my printer cord and alternate ... it is usually in my cricut though since I am an addict 

Re: USB Port Connection
me too. forget about the printer, the cricut is more important - even when i'm not using it LOL
SCAL 2 (cricut), SCAL 3 (Black Cat 15"), Windows 10
Re: USB Port Connection
Hi mlea!
USB 2.0 actually is a specification for the type of port on the computer as well as the device that you are hooking up to the computer. A USB cable is a USB cable is a USB cable. Some claim to be better then others, but in the end, they all do the same thing regardless of the version of USB. You do not need to purchase a new USB cable. A cable that is said to support USB 2.0 will also support USB 1.1 and vice versa.
Thanks!
Leo
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USB 2.0 actually is a specification for the type of port on the computer as well as the device that you are hooking up to the computer. A USB cable is a USB cable is a USB cable. Some claim to be better then others, but in the end, they all do the same thing regardless of the version of USB. You do not need to purchase a new USB cable. A cable that is said to support USB 2.0 will also support USB 1.1 and vice versa.
Thanks!
Leo
Check out our site for SVG freebees and tutorials. http://www.SVGCuts.com/blog