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1. Review ChromeOS update 86 (Chromebook Operating System)

   I have 3 different USB universal docks (Lenovo,IBM,Targus) and displays stopped working with the latest release of ChromeOS 86 on my Acer 714 Chhromebook. They all use DisplayLink.

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   The fix was done in Chrome OS 87 and now backported to 86. I recommend you check for updates and if the issue persists, please approach tech support via the contact icon

2. Seamless Multi-Monitor Profile Switching

   Allow users to save and instantly switch between display configurations (resolution, orientation, scaling, and arrangement). Perfect for users who dock and undock their laptops frequently or switch between home and office setups. Lighting plays a central role in slope rider’s 3D aesthetic, with dynamic shadows and color changes that emphasize the curvature and slope of each track.

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3. Please support the Oxygen OS, used by the OnePlus line of handsets. Does not appear to work with the OnePlus 2.
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   Our Android app works on Oxygen OS today (like the Oneplus 3T), but we believe the Oneplus 2 may not support USB host mode, so cannot connect DisplayLink, (or any other USB device) to it.

4. Ubuntu 20.04 on MacBook Pro

   I upgraded from 18.04 and I couldn't get DisplayLink to work for several hours. I the end it I found I had to power-cycle the dock, and now all is OK

   (Except: this crept in during a kernel update on the previous OS -- If I disable the laptop's display, everything becomes really sluggish, so I keep it on)

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5. I think the honeymoon phase has ended. The issues I'm having with my Mac Mini M4

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   First of all, I have to say I love the performance of my base model Mac Mini M4. It’s fast, takes up minimal space on my desk, and runs Adobe apps better than any Windows machine I’ve ever had — even those with 32GB of RAM.

   But I’m having some issues that are driving me nuts.
   First, my monitors: I have a 144Hz monitor that only works at 60Hz — if I try 144Hz, it keeps flashing on and off. I’ve tried different cables (HDMI to DisplayPort, 8K HDMI, etc.), but no luck. My second monitor is connected via the Thunderbolt port. Sometimes, when the Mac wakes from sleep, it disconnects and I have to keep unplugging and replugging the cable until it works again. I’ve tried both a Thunderbolt 4 cable and a 100W USB-C cable — same result.

   Lately, I’ve also been having trouble with my dock. I’m using a Ugreen dock with a 2TB NVMe drive attached, which I use for storing my work files. Sometimes when the Mac goes to sleep, it ejects the drive (other ports work fine x trench run), and I get the “disk not ejected properly” warning. Since all my work files are there, this could easily lead to data corruption — a huge headache.

   I bought this machine to be my workhorse because of its reliability, but these issues are making me consider going back to my PC.

   Does anyone have any input or solutions for any of these problems? Thanks!

   Hey guys!

   First of all, I have to say I love the performance of my base model Mac Mini M4. It’s fast, takes up minimal space on my desk, and runs Adobe apps better than any Windows machine I’ve ever had — even those with 32GB of RAM.

   But I’m having some issues that are driving me nuts.
   First, my monitors: I have a 144Hz monitor that only works at 60Hz — if I try 144Hz, it keeps flashing on and off. I’ve tried different cables (HDMI to DisplayPort, 8K HDMI, etc.), but no luck. My second monitor is… more

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6. Persistent connection in clamshell mode

   When disconnecting (Apple M1) from a DisplayLink dock (Dell D6000) and reconnecting in clamshell mode, external displays are not recognised.

   The laptop screen needs to be opened out of clamshell mode and then closed again for the displays to be recognised. This extra step shouldn't be required.

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7. Feature Request: Option to Prioritize Performance Mode for Gaming & Animation

   I’m new here and just started using a DisplayLink-powered docking station with my laptop (running Windows 11). First off — I’ve got to say, it’s been great being able to connect multiple monitors through USB-C without the usual cable chaos!
   However, I’ve noticed that when I run certain 3D Geometry Dash applications or lightweight games (like indie rhythm or animation tools), the display sometimes lags slightly — not enough to break things, but just enough to feel off when timing or motion precision matters.
   So I had an idea for a potential feature request:
   👉 Add a “Performance Mode” toggle in the DisplayLink Manager that prioritizes frame rate and motion smoothness over power efficiency or compression.
   Here’s what I imagine it could do:
   - Temporarily allocate more bandwidth or processing priority to DisplayLink rendering.
   - Automatically turn off background display compression or image scaling for connected screens.
   - Possibly

   I’m new here and just started using a DisplayLink-powered docking station with my laptop (running Windows 11). First off — I’ve got to say, it’s been great being able to connect multiple monitors through USB-C without the usual cable chaos!
   However, I’ve noticed that when I run certain 3D Geometry Dash applications or lightweight games (like indie rhythm or animation tools), the display sometimes lags slightly — not enough to break things, but just enough to feel off when timing or motion precision matters.
   So I had an idea for a potential feature request:
   👉 Add a “Performance… more

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8. switch synch rate 30 -> 60

   I found this fixed my issue. The resolution was 4k'is and refresh rate was 30hz. I suspect this is due to limited resources based on my particular hardware setup. In any case switching from 30hz to 60hz also reduced the resolution to half of what it was. This was a win-win in my case as I didn't need/want 4k. I do have a pretty old machine and I am pumping this all through USB3 so probably a resource issue and then the slow refresh confused my considerably, compared to PC, newer HDMI --> TV <-- . Forgot to add, I am using a TV. I also tried configuring my TV HDMI input to allow for slower synch but that did not resolve the issue when using 30hz. Good luck! Edit: This was with Windows 10.

   I found this fixed my issue. The resolution was 4k'is and refresh rate was 30hz. I suspect this is due to limited resources based on my particular hardware setup. In any case switching from 30hz to 60hz also reduced the resolution to half of what it was. This was a win-win in my case as I didn't need/want 4k. I do have a pretty old machine and I am pumping this all through USB3 so probably a resource issue and then the slow refresh confused my considerably, compared to PC, newer HDMI --> TV <-- . Forgot to add, I… more

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9. Suggestions for Clear Visual Organization in Documentation and UI

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   I often work with sites and applications that involve a lot of visual content and information, and I’ve noticed that clear organization makes a big difference in usability. For example, when browsing sites like https://share.google/GA9fYvQHNnAXLmhFQ, project galleries and service information are presented with simple structure and clear headings, which makes it easy to find what you need without getting lost in too much detail.

   When it comes to DisplayLink setups, especially in environments where multiple displays, dashboards, or data panels are involved, having UI elements and documentation laid out in a way that’s easy to scan similar to well-structured websites could help users quickly locate features or troubleshoot issues. Things like expanded tooltips, better on-screen grouping of related settings, or visual cues in the documentation portal might make complex display configurations more intuitive.

   Has anyone here experimented with custom display layouts or settings that improved clarity when using multiple monitors with DisplayLink? I’d love to hear what approaches made the biggest difference in your workflow.

   Hi everyone,

   I often work with sites and applications that involve a lot of visual content and information, and I’ve noticed that clear organization makes a big difference in usability. For example, when browsing sites like https://share.google/GA9fYvQHNnAXLmhFQ, project galleries and service information are presented with simple structure and clear headings, which makes it easy to find what you need without getting lost in too much detail.

   When it comes to DisplayLink setups, especially in environments where multiple displays, dashboards, or data panels are involved, having UI elements and documentation laid out in a way that’s easy to… more

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10. Cool to see the DisplayLink feature suggestions

    Cool to see the DisplayLink feature suggestions — it’s really helpful when users and the dev team openly share ideas to improve display performance and usability. Community-driven feedback like this genuinely helps shape better updates.

    Also, for anyone who collects setup guides, demos, or reference clips from Pinterest, this tool makes it easy to pinterest-video-download for offline use.

    Appreciate platforms that encourage open discussion like this.https://getindevice.com/pinterest-video-download/

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11. Displaylink issues with Mac Mini M4

    Hello,

    New to the world of Mac, as I bought the Mac Mini M4 yesterday.

    I've connected it to my 'ThinkPad Hybrid USB-C with USB-A Dock', which is connected to two Dell screens with an hdmi cable and a display port cable. I've installed the Synaptics Displaylink app as well as the Login Screen extension, but I still get no image until I've logged in geometry dash lite. Is anyone experiencing the same?

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12. Question About My MacBook Experience

    Hi! I really enjoy using my MacBook — it performs smoothly and handles my daily tasks well. One thing I’m curious about, though: when I connect it to my external display, the scaling sometimes looks a bit off, leaving small borders around the screen. It’s not a huge issue, but it would be amazing if this could be optimized in a future update. Just wanted to share this observation. Wishing you all the best
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13. Thinking About Port Hope Rehab — Anyone Been There?

    Hey everyone,
    I’m currently looking into different treatment options and stumbled across port hope rehab. On paper it looks like a solid place, but I know real experiences matter way more than whatever is written in brochures.

    Has anyone here actually been there or knows someone who has?
    I’m curious about what the atmosphere is like, whether the staff feels supportive, and if the program genuinely helps people stay on track long-term.

    Any honest insights would be super helpful. Thanks!
    link https://canadiancentreforaddictions.org/port-hope-addiction-treatment-and-rehab-centre/

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14. make your drivers work with MacOs, or dont sell them!

    Why is it after purchsing two of your devices I still can't get my MBP to recognise there's a thunderbolt device attached (says only USB 3.1) and rather than show an extended screen, it blinks on and off (both screens) and chimes a particularly noxious chime? I didn't pay too much money for this device, which has never heard of PnP and cannot find a KEXT at all.

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15. macOS: Invert colors on all monitors via DisplayLink Manager

    When using latest macOS (currently 14.1.1) and DisplayLink Manager (currently 1.10) via Anker 563 (would apply to any DL device), it would be nice if when one does 'Invert colors' in macOS as per below, DisplayLink Manager applies this setting to all external monitors. Presently, this functionality only works on the laptop screen only, not any external monitors connected via USB-C to HDMI out.
    https://support.apple.com/et-ee/guide/mac-help/unac089/mac

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16. Top Dissertation Services in Wales – Expert Help for Every Academic Stage

    Thankfully, I found the expert support I needed at https://www.dissertationproposal.co.uk/dissertation-services/wales/. As one of the top services in Wales, they provided crucial guidance for every stage of my dissertation, from the initial proposal to the final edit. Their tailored help gave me the confidence to produce my best work and complete my degree successfully.

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17. See if you can get your firmware or drivers into LVFS

    https://fwupd.org/

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    Gathering Feedback  ·  AdminAlban Rampon (Senior Product Manager, DisplayLink) responded

    The driver update of DisplayLink chips is already transparent on all platforms and is not distributed separately. We are looking into driver packaging for easier updates.

18. Provide sha256 hashes to verify download integrity

    It'd be great to be able to check integrity of the downloaded displaylink drivers before invoking the .run file. Thx

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19. Poptropica: A Journey Through the Ultimate Online Adventure World

    Poptropica isn’t just an ordinary online game—it’s a nostalgic universe that has shaped the childhoods of millions around the world. Originally launched in 2007 by Jeff Kinney, the author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Poptropica has evolved into one of the most creative and educational virtual worlds ever made. Let’s dive deep into its origins, gameplay, hidden secrets, and why it still matters today.

    The Origins of Poptropica

    When Poptropica first launched, it was part of Family Education Network’s effort to blend fun and learning. The idea was simple yet brilliant: create a virtual world where kids could explore islands, solve mysteries, and learn along the way.

    Each island on Poptropica told a unique story—some inspired by mythology, others by historical events or pop culture. Unlike most online games at the time, Poptropica avoided violence and competition. Instead, it encouraged problem-solving, reading comprehension, and creativity.

    The characters, or “Poptropicans,” were customizable avatars with round heads, expressive faces, and quirky animations. This simplicity made the game accessible to younger players while allowing older ones to focus on the challenging puzzles and intricate storylines.

    The Magic of the Islands

    The heart of Poptropica lies in its islands—each a miniature adventure of its own. Players travel between islands using a blimp, and every island offers a self-contained storyline with unique quests, characters, and challenges.

    Some of the most beloved islands include:

    Mythology Island

    This island takes players into the world of Greek gods, where you meet Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades. Players must complete challenges inspired by ancient myths, from retrieving the Hydra’s scale to solving temple puzzles. It’s both thrilling and educational, introducing players to classical mythology in an engaging way.

    Time Tangled Island

    A fan favorite, Time Tangled Island sends players through different historical periods—from ancient Greece to the American Revolution. The mission: fix the broken timeline and restore history. It’s a crash course in world history disguised as a thrilling adventure.

    Spy Island

    In Spy Island, players become secret agents tasked with uncovering a mysterious organization threatening Poptropica. With gadgets, disguises, and secret missions, this island captures the excitement of a classic spy movie.

    Reality TV Island

    Ever dreamed of being on a reality show? This island parodies the concept of survival TV competitions. Players must complete humorous challenges and win votes to become the ultimate Poptropica champion.

    Conclusion: The World That Never Stops Exploring

    Poptropica isn’t just a game—it’s a living, breathing storybook filled with creativity, puzzles, and wonder. It teaches problem-solving, encourages reading, and celebrates imagination in a way few games have ever achieved.

    Poptropica isn’t just an ordinary online game—it’s a nostalgic universe that has shaped the childhoods of millions around the world. Originally launched in 2007 by Jeff Kinney, the author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Poptropica has evolved into one of the most creative and educational virtual worlds ever made. Let’s dive deep into its origins, gameplay, hidden secrets, and why it still matters today.

    The Origins of Poptropica

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20. Repeatedly disconnecting and reconnecting (STILL)

    I'm running an ASUS ROG G56jk-EB72 Gaming Laptop with the latest version of Windows 10 (As of 11/12/2015) 64-Bit. CPU: Intel (R) HD Graphics 4600 & GPU: Nvidea GeForce GTX 850M. Trying to project onto two additional Insignia displays using two Targus USB 3.0 to HDMI HDTV Video Adapter. So I spent about $300 for the displays and $160 on the video adapters and this doesn't even work. I am beyond frustrated. All of my drivers are up to date. I followed the steps as instructed by the troubleshooting page; "How to fix your DisplayLink product from repeatedly disconnecting and reconnecting, or freezing" and still nothing seems to work. Does anybody understand what is happening and/or why? And does anybody have the same issues and/or find a solution to this issue?

    Please help

    I'm running an ASUS ROG G56jk-EB72 Gaming Laptop with the latest version of Windows 10 (As of 11/12/2015) 64-Bit. CPU: Intel (R) HD Graphics 4600 & GPU: Nvidea GeForce GTX 850M. Trying to project onto two additional Insignia displays using two Targus USB 3.0 to HDMI HDTV Video Adapter. So I spent about $300 for the displays and $160 on the video adapters and this doesn't even work. I am beyond frustrated. All of my drivers are up to date. I followed the steps as instructed by the troubleshooting page; "How to fix your DisplayLink product… more

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    We have requested log files for analysis on Nov 13 but didn’t receive any reply yet. Because this is not a suggestion but a technical support question, I am closing this idea.