As I explained, once you install and configure Mouse without Borders, you can control up to four computers from a single mouse and keyboard, as long as they're all on the same network.

I recently discovered a small utility that solves a slew of multi-PC problems smartly and simply. For starters, Mouse with Borders lets you use a single mouse and keyboard to control up to four PCs.

In this week's PC Periodicals, George Cox explains several ways to control two computers with one keyboard and mouse.

Want to control more than one computer simultaneously with the same keyboard and mouse? These software and hardware options can help.

You can buy a hardware gadget that lets you share a single keyboard and mouse with several computers (which involves a mess of tangled wires), or you could use a free software solution called Synergy.

We've detailed how to control multiple computers across platforms with a single keyboard and mouse using Synergy, and it's a free, open source option.

Multiplicity is a software solution developed by Stardock, that allows users to control multiple PCs using a single pair of mouse and keyboard. Since its release way back in 2004, the software has ...

Mouse Without Borders is back, allowing you to control two PCs with a single keyboard and mouse.

Mouse Without Borders lets you control multiple Windows PC's with one mouse, Copy-Paste, Drag and drop, share one keyboard and mouse, lock, etc. Read review and see how to setup Mouse without ...

Control one or more networked computers from a single mouse and keyboard. Normally $30 per license, this today-only deal is a Cheapskate exclusive!