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1. Feature Suggestion: Enhanced Multi-Monitor Layout Management

   Hello DisplayLink Team,

   I would like to suggest an enhancement to improve the multi-monitor experience. Currently, managing multiple monitors connected via DisplayLink can sometimes be cumbersome, especially when adjusting resolutions, scaling, or quickly switching layouts.

   It would be very helpful to have a built-in layout manager that allows users to:

   Save and recall multiple monitor arrangements.

   Quickly switch between landscape, portrait, or custom configurations.

   Adjust scaling and resolution for each monitor individually without affecting others.

   This feature would make DisplayLink setups more efficient, especially for users with laptops docking to multiple external displays for work, gaming, or creative tasks.

   Thank you for considering this suggestion. I believe it could greatly enhance user experience and productivity.

   Best regards,
   flappy dunk

   Hello DisplayLink Team,

   I would like to suggest an enhancement to improve the multi-monitor experience. Currently, managing multiple monitors connected via DisplayLink can sometimes be cumbersome, especially when adjusting resolutions, scaling, or quickly switching layouts.

   It would be very helpful to have a built-in layout manager that allows users to:

   Save and recall multiple monitor arrangements.

   Quickly switch between landscape, portrait, or custom configurations.

   Adjust scaling and resolution for each monitor individually without affecting others.

   This feature would make DisplayLink setups more efficient, especially for users with laptops docking to multiple external displays for work, gaming, or creative tasks.

   Thank… more

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2. Youtube

   Hey, my videos usually get 50 views but only a few likes. I was thinking about buying likes to improve engagement, but I’m skeptical about fake accounts. Anyone know a safe way?

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3. Problems with Netflix and HBO Go on MacBook Pro with the most recent version of DisplayLink (v. 13).

   I just updated the Displaylnk driver to the current version (13.7.6) for Mac OS X Ventura, and now neither Netflix nor HBO Max will work properly; the videos won't display, but the audio is fine. I've tested this in both Firefox 141.0 and Chrome 138.0.7204.184. If you want both platforms to function, you'll either have to disable Displaylink Geometry Dash or exit the app. Even after removing and reinstalling Displaylink, the problem persisted. Two high-definition external monitors are connected to my Plugable UD-3900Z.

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4. why is it so important to save energy resources?

   Energy isn't free — and wasting it means wasting money. When we leave lights on or let heating and cooling run unnecessarily, we're paying for energy that isn't even being used effectively. Simple changes, such as switching to LED bulbs or insulating your home, can significantly lower monthly utility bills.

   Energy efficiency means doing more with less, and that's good for both your wallet and the planet.

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5. Enable automatic driver updates to occur whether or not a dock is connected.

   I manage a large Windows 10 client environment, and we prioritize keeping drivers up to date. Ideally, I want the latest driver for a DisplayLink (DL) dock to be installed automatically whenever I connect to it. However, from what I understand, this isn’t the current behavior.

   Currently, when a computer connects to a DL dock, the driver activates automatically. If Windows Update runs and driver updates are enabled, it will update the DL driver—assuming a newer version is available.

   I imagine a scenario where I could bypass Windows Update entirely. Why can’t I configure the system to check for driver updates at a specific time daily, weekly, or monthly?

   Also, if I change this setting to “yes,” what exactly happens?

   The referenced link points to the default product capabilities stored in the registry at HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SOFTWARE\DisplayLink\Products. There, the “AutomaticUpdates” value is set to “no.”
   Only people with real patience can handle geometry dash lite. Think you’re one of them?

   I manage a large Windows 10 client environment, and we prioritize keeping drivers up to date. Ideally, I want the latest driver for a DisplayLink (DL) dock to be installed automatically whenever I connect to it. However, from what I understand, this isn’t the current behavior.

   Currently, when a computer connects to a DL dock, the driver activates automatically. If Windows Update runs and driver updates are enabled, it will update the DL driver—assuming a newer version is available.

   I imagine a scenario where I could bypass Windows Update entirely. Why can’t I configure the system to check for driver… more

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6. Add Adaptive Resolution Scaling for Better Performance on High-Resolution Displays

   Hello DisplayLink Team and Community,

   I’ve been using DisplayLink docking stations for a while now — mainly with Incredibox game 4K and ultrawide monitors — and while the experience is generally excellent, I’ve noticed performance drops during heavy workloads or when running multiple high-resolution displays.

   I’d like to suggest adding a feature that allows adaptive resolution scaling or dynamic quality adjustment based on system load. This would automatically reduce the rendered resolution (or refresh rate) temporarily to maintain smooth performance and responsiveness, especially when the CPU or GPU is under heavy stress.

   For instance, when multitasking between video editing, streaming, and presentations, even minor lags can disrupt the workflow. An optional adaptive mode could help users balance between visual quality and performance — similar to how some modern game engines or video players optimize on the fly.

   Questions for the community:

   Has anyone else experienced noticeable frame drops or lag when using multiple high-res displays via DisplayLink?

   Would adaptive resolution scaling be a feature you’d use if implemented?

   I believe this improvement could make DisplayLink devices even more versatile, especially for professionals who rely on consistent visual performance in dynamic workloads.

   Thanks in advance for reading — I’d love to hear your thoughts or any potential workarounds others have found!

   Best regards,
   incredibox

   Hello DisplayLink Team and Community,

   I’ve been using DisplayLink docking stations for a while now — mainly with Incredibox game 4K and ultrawide monitors — and while the experience is generally excellent, I’ve noticed performance drops during heavy workloads or when running multiple high-resolution displays.

   I’d like to suggest adding a feature that allows adaptive resolution scaling or dynamic quality adjustment based on system load. This would automatically reduce the rendered resolution (or refresh rate) temporarily to maintain smooth performance and responsiveness, especially when the CPU or GPU is under heavy stress.

   For instance, when multitasking between video editing, streaming,… more

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7. So how did you end up wandering into that place where people mess around with money instead of just scrolling memes and sipping drinks?
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8. Can DisplayLink add per-monitor color calibration support?

   I’m wondering: Is it possible for future DisplayLink wheelie life drivers to support per-monitor color calibration (ICC profiles) so each DisplayLink-connected screen can use its own accurate color profile?
   Thanks!

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9. Geometry Dash Lite vs. Geometry Dash Full Version: What’s Different?

   In Geometry Dash Lite, customization options are limited, with only a few icons and colors available. The full version expands this significantly, offering more ways to personalize your cube, ship, and other forms. It also introduces a level editor, daily challenges, achievements, and user-created levels, which greatly extend replayability.

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10. Need Help: Screen Flickering Error with Windows 11 and Docking Station

    I am having an annoying issue with the external monitor randomly flickering when using a DisplayLink splitter.

    This happens intermittently but more frequently when I have resource-intensive applications open or I am screen sharing via Zoom.

    The second external monitor (or both external monitors block blast) occasionally flickers (turns off and on for 1-2 seconds) and then automatically recovers. The frequency is 5-10 times per hour.
    Usually occurs when the CPU/GPU is under heavy load or when performing graphics tasks.

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11. Suggestion: Automatic Screen On/Off Timer

    Hello DisplayLink team,

    I would like to suggest an automatic screen-on/off timer feature based on working hours or usage habits. This will help save power and protect the screen's lifespan when using a multi-monitor setup.

    Thanks, DisplayLink team, for always listening to users' opinions!
    @Crazy Cattle 3D

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12. DisplayLink not working properly with MacBook Pro M3

    Hello,

    I’m fairly new to macOS and just got a MacBook Pro M3 this week.

    I’ve connected it to my Dell D6000 docking station using USB-C, which is hooked up to two external monitors (one via HDMI, one via DisplayPort). I’ve already installed the DisplayLink Manager app and enabled the Screen Recording permission, but my external displays only work after I log in — there’s no image at the login screen.

    Has anyone else run into this issue or found a workaround?
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13. Would You Like DisplayLink to Support Wireless Docking with Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 7?

    Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking about how DisplayLink technology could evolve beyond wired USB and HDMI setups. With the rise of Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 offering low latency and high bandwidth, wouldn’t it be amazing if DisplayLink supported wireless docking? Imagine connecting your monitor, keyboard, and peripherals seamlessly without a single cable!

    I’m curious — do you think a wireless DisplayLink dock would be stable and fast enough for everyday productivity or even light gaming? What potential issues do you think might come up (like latency or interference)?

    Would love to hear if anyone else would be interested in this kind of feature or if you’ve seen any prototypes or products heading in that direction. doodle baseball

    Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking about how DisplayLink technology could evolve beyond wired USB and HDMI setups. With the rise of Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 offering low latency and high bandwidth, wouldn’t it be amazing if DisplayLink supported wireless docking? Imagine connecting your monitor, keyboard, and peripherals seamlessly without a single cable!

    I’m curious — do you think a wireless DisplayLink dock would be stable and fast enough for everyday productivity or even light gaming? What potential issues do you think might come up (like latency or interference)?

    Would love to hear if anyone else would be interested in… more

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14. Addressing DisplayLink Challenges on Mac Mini M4

    As a tech enthusiast, I believe that the integration of DisplayLink technology with the Mac Mini M4 presents both opportunities and challenges. While DisplayLink offers the ability to connect multiple monitors and enhance productivity, users often encounter issues such as driver compatibility, screen flickering, and resolution limitations. These challenges can hinder the overall user experience, particularly for professionals relying on seamless multi-display setups.

    In my opinion, Apple should prioritize better support for DisplayLink in future macOS updates to ensure smoother functionality and greater user satisfaction. Improved collaboration between DisplayLink and Apple could lead to a more robust solution, empowering users to fully leverage the capabilities of the Mac Mini M4 without the frustration of technical monkey mart glitches.

    As a tech enthusiast, I believe that the integration of DisplayLink technology with the Mac Mini M4 presents both opportunities and challenges. While DisplayLink offers the ability to connect multiple monitors and enhance productivity, users often encounter issues such as driver compatibility, screen flickering, and resolution limitations. These challenges can hinder the overall user experience, particularly for professionals relying on seamless multi-display setups.

    In my opinion, Apple should prioritize better support for DisplayLink in future macOS updates to ensure smoother functionality and greater user satisfaction. Improved collaboration between DisplayLink and Apple could lead to a more robust solution, empowering users… more

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15. Slope Game – Master the Endless 3D Rolling Challenge

    Slope Game is one of the most addictive endless running games on the web. Developed in a sleek 3D environment, this fast-paced browser game challenges players to roll a neon ball down a steep, twisting slope filled with sharp turns, sudden drops, and unpredictable obstacles. The goal is simple: survive as long as possible without falling off the edge. But with increasing speed and dynamic terrain, that’s easier said than done.

    The appeal of Slope lies in its combination of simplicity and adrenaline. The controls are straightforward—just use the arrow keys to steer left and right—but the physics and increasing difficulty keep players hooked. Each playthrough is unique, as the track is randomly generated, offering a new experience every time you start a run. The minimalist design, glowing green visuals, and futuristic soundtrack create an immersive experience that keeps players on edge.

    Unlike many similar games, slope game doesn’t rely on flashy upgrades or characters. Instead, it focuses purely on skill, precision, and reaction time. This makes it ideal for competitive players who want to test their reflexes and challenge friends for the highest score. It’s a perfect game for quick breaks, yet hard to stop once you start rolling.

    If you enjoy fast-paced arcade challenges like Run 3, Tunnel Rush, or Slope 2, this game is a must-play. With its endless replay value and responsive gameplay, Slope has become a timeless classic in the world of browser games. Dive in, roll fast, and see how far you can go down the slope!

    Slope Game is one of the most addictive endless running games on the web. Developed in a sleek 3D environment, this fast-paced browser game challenges players to roll a neon ball down a steep, twisting slope filled with sharp turns, sudden drops, and unpredictable obstacles. The goal is simple: survive as long as possible without falling off the edge. But with increasing speed and dynamic terrain, that’s easier said than done.

    The appeal of Slope lies in its combination of simplicity and adrenaline. The controls are straightforward—just use the arrow keys to steer left and right—but the physics and increasing… more

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16. AI

    I had been thinking for a long time about finding my soulmate or just having some fun. And https://joi.com/characters/nsfw

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17. Displaylink driver support for ubuntu 25.10

    I recently updated my laptop to ubuntu 25.10 from 25.04. After the update, my DisplayLink dock doesn't connect my screen anymore. The keyboard and mouse connected to the dock work, but not the screen.
    The drivers page shows official support only until Ubuntu 24.04, which is 1.5 years old now. It would be nice to have support for more recent versions.

    Operating System: Kubuntu 25.10
    Kernel Version: 6.17.0-6-generic (64-bit)
    Graphics Platform: Wayland
    Processors: 16 × AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 7840U w/ Radeon 780M Graphics

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18. Exploiting Musical Creativity with Sprunki Rhythm Combination Skills

    Sprunki immerses you in a universe where every character's gesture and reaction resurrects music. The game's algorithm, which blends rhythm, vocals, and effects, lets players create a whole song in their own way. The gray avatars, the "musicians" who wait for you to add life to the sound, are the highlight of Sprunki. Each avatar will change into a vibrant character when given a symbol, adding to the mix's distinctive tone. You may quickly transition from a happy to a spooky setting with a single click thanks to the two game modes, Normal and Horror. You can unleash your imagination and find endless odd and alluring melodies that you yourself make on Sprunki, regardless of whether you're a music fan or just want to unwind.

    Sprunki immerses you in a universe where every character's gesture and reaction resurrects music. The game's algorithm, which blends rhythm, vocals, and effects, lets players create a whole song in their own way. The gray avatars, the "musicians" who wait for you to add life to the sound, are the highlight of Sprunki. Each avatar will change into a vibrant character when given a symbol, adding to the mix's distinctive tone. You may quickly transition from a happy to a spooky setting with a single click thanks to the two game modes, Normal and Horror. You can unleash your imagination… more

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19. How do you choose decor so that a space looks not just cozy, but truly harmonious and “alive”?
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20. True HDR & 10-bit Color with Per-Monitor ICC Color Management (Windows / macOS / Linux/Wayland)

    Please add full HDR (HDR10/HLG) and 10-bit color support to DisplayLink pipelines, with per-monitor ICC color management across Windows, macOS, and Linux/Wayland. Today many DisplayLink setups are effectively SDR/8-bit, leading to banding and inaccurate colors for creators and analysts. Proposed capabilities: (1) end-to-end 10-bit path with HDR metadata passthrough and correct EDID handling; (2) OS-level integration so each DisplayLink monitor can use its own ICC profile (including factory LUTs); (3) a simple on/off toggle with automatic SDR↔HDR switching and safe fallback; (4) minimal added latency and no reduction of max resolution/refresh vs current support. This would unlock accurate color work (photo/video, medical, signage) and better media playback on hot-desk and docking setups.Nerdle

    Please add full HDR (HDR10/HLG) and 10-bit color support to DisplayLink pipelines, with per-monitor ICC color management across Windows, macOS, and Linux/Wayland. Today many DisplayLink setups are effectively SDR/8-bit, leading to banding and inaccurate colors for creators and analysts. Proposed capabilities: (1) end-to-end 10-bit path with HDR metadata passthrough and correct EDID handling; (2) OS-level integration so each DisplayLink monitor can use its own ICC profile (including factory LUTs); (3) a simple on/off toggle with automatic SDR↔HDR switching and safe fallback; (4) minimal added latency and no reduction of max resolution/refresh vs current support. This would unlock accurate color work… more

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