Wireless usb tethering

Hi,
I'm currently using a long USB cable for tether shooting.
Is there a workable wireless USB setup for tethering?

You're looking to get fired, aren't you?
Annoying or not, this is an issue you need to take up with your IT department. The restrictions are in place for a reason. I don't think anyone here is going to help you violate them.

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For 64 bit systems:
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Vincent,
Everyone else here was so helpful to me, that I thought I'd try a bit to help someone else.
I was in a situation semi-similar to yours many years ago.
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saxman81 wrote:
Well, my computer is already bluetooth enabled so theoretically wouldn't I just need a "receiver" of some kind to plug in to the USB hub?
They seem to be few and far between saxman.
One is shown here, but no details of manufacture are given.
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