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1. Some applications detect DisplayLink as incompatible display driver. Problem exists with Adobe Premiere Elements 14, X-Plane, GoPro Quik

   When using DisplayLink some applications show incompatible display driver error. Problem exists with Adobe Premiere Elements 14, X-Plane, GoPro Quik on Windows 10 and I'think at last since version 8 of drivers. Solution is to open them on laptop screen and then switch to displays connected via DisplayLink (in my case i-tec USB 3.0 docking station). It would be nice if it could be solved.

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2. Do not update to DisplayLink version 7.9M3 on Windows 10, your displays will stop functioning.

   DisplayLink just auto updated to version 7.9M3 on Windows 10. My displays stopped functioning and would not start working again, even though the dock was properly recognized in Device Manager. Uninstall current version and return to version 7.9M2 and your displays will begin working again. DisplayLink needs to address this issue.

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   V7.9 M3 is required to be compatible with the latest Intel and NVIDIA graphics drivers on Windows 10.

   If you are having issues, please let us know through the contact area of the support site, including as much information as possible and your DisplayLink log files so we can look into it further.

3. macOS Multi User Support

   When logged in as one user and I switch to another user in macOS, the DisplayLink driver loses all connectivity to my external monitors.

   My use case is family members each having their own user on the laptop.

   The current workaround is to open the lid, exit clamshell mode and manually start DisplayLink Manager, even though it is already in the top menu bar.

   This happens everytime when switching between logged in users.

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4. Desktop icons in "show-desktop" mode not clickable when DisplayLink is running on Mac.

   Desktop icons in "show-desktop" mode not clickable when DisplayLink is running on Mac. Issue was introduced in version 1.6.

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   Started  ·  AdminAlban Rampon (Senior Product Manager, DisplayLink) responded

   Latest release posted on the website today fixes this issue: https://synaptics.com/products/displaylink-graphics/downloads/macos

5. Make DisplayLink installer compatible with Ubuntu 21.04 (Hirsute Hippo)

   I'm testing the prerelease version of the next Ubuntu release, 21.04 (Hirsute Hippo). There are incompatibilities between 21.04 and the current Ubuntu DisplayLink release, and I wanted to bring them to your attention, in case you weren't already aware, ask whether you are aware of any workarounds, and ask what your timeline is for supporting 21.04.

   1) The evdi kernel module that ships with your DisplayLink installer does not compile under 21.04. I had to use the evdi module included with Ubuntu rather than the version that comes with your DisplayLink installer.

   2) It appears that if my DisplayLink hub isn't plugged into my computer when it boots, the DisplayLink displays aren't detected when I subsequently plug in the hub.

   3) If I unplug my DisplayLink hum from my computer and then plug it back in, the DisplayLink displays go away and there doesn't appear to be anything I can do to get them back, short of rebooting.

   Things I have tried:

   1) Invoking /opt/displaylink/DisplayLinkManager by hand as root after plugging in the DisplayLink hub makes no difference.

   2) I've tried both Xorg and Wayland: same behavior on both.

   3) I've tried both the Ubuntu version of libevdi and the version that you ship in your installer; same behavior with both.

   4) I've tried both with a non-DisplayLink display plugged directly into the computer and without, i.e., with just displays plugged into my DisplayLink hub; same behavior for both.

   Are you aware of these issues? Do you know of any workarounds, short of rebooting? Do you have a timeline for when you will release a new version of your installer that is compatible with 21.04?

   Thank you,

   Jonathan Kamens

   I'm testing the prerelease version of the next Ubuntu release, 21.04 (Hirsute Hippo). There are incompatibilities between 21.04 and the current Ubuntu DisplayLink release, and I wanted to bring them to your attention, in case you weren't already aware, ask whether you are aware of any workarounds, and ask what your timeline is for supporting 21.04.

   1) The evdi kernel module that ships with your DisplayLink installer does not compile under 21.04. I had to use the evdi module included with Ubuntu rather than the version that comes with your DisplayLink installer.

   2) It appears that if my DisplayLink hub… more

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6. Add display calibration with the Apple color calibrator

   Right now, the only profile allowed for my external displayPort displays is sRGB, whereas I have my own calibrations which color correct my monitors.

   As it is now, I only calibrate the color profile of my laptop monitor and the HDMI-connected screen, neither of which utilize your driver..

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7. DisplayLink v5.2.1 , macOS 10.14.6, MacBook Pro 13,3. Memory leak in WindowServer

   I am using 1 DisplayLink screen, 3 other external screens (2 HDMI, 1 mini DisplayPort) and the internal laptop screen. I have noticed that over time, the WindowsServer process's memory use slowly creeps up, unless the user logs out and logs in again (restarting the window server) Sleeping the Mac does not prevent this. Eventually, the Mac reports that it is "Out of Application memory" and the computer must be rebooted. This only seems to happen if I use the DisplayLink screen.
   This is a relatively recent change. I've been using DisplayLink for many OS X/macOS releases and think that this started when I switched to macOS 10.14.x

   I am using 1 DisplayLink screen, 3 other external screens (2 HDMI, 1 mini DisplayPort) and the internal laptop screen. I have noticed that over time, the WindowsServer process's memory use slowly creeps up, unless the user logs out and logs in again (restarting the window server) Sleeping the Mac does not prevent this. Eventually, the Mac reports that it is "Out of Application memory" and the computer must be rebooted. This only seems to happen if I use the DisplayLink screen.
   This is a relatively recent change. I've been using DisplayLink for many OS X/macOS releases and think that… more

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8. 120 hz para juegos, y crear un dispositivo especial para celulares con teclado mouse y microfono con tipo c de salidas

   Hola soy usuario de Android,mucha gente de celular XIAOMI o teléfonos sin MHL buscan el Wavelink USB 3.0 para jugar y ver en su monitor el juego,(les sugiero que agregen en un producto o en la aplicación los 120 Hertz para celulares actuales)
   Me gusta el producto pero miro que falta ese apartado

   Si pueden hacer un diseño de un nuevo dispositivo
   Que tenga SE CONECTE POR USB TIPO C
   Y TENGA USB para teclado y mouse y ver la imágen apartir en el monitor (con 120 herdz o más)como el Wavelink 3.0 y aparte agregar un plug 3.5 de audio y micrófono ( el micrófono que tenga 3.5 y uno extra de usb para los micrófonos de computadora)

   sería genial un dispositivo enfocado para jugar con celular que mandé video audio y micrófono con una entrada de tipo C ,pueden agregar otro puerto tipo c para que así se conecte a un cargador de teléfono y alimente todo lo que se conecta

   Así uno no necesita comprar tantas cosas para los de celular que juegan con teclado y mouse que quieren ver en un monitor

   Hola soy usuario de Android,mucha gente de celular XIAOMI o teléfonos sin MHL buscan el Wavelink USB 3.0 para jugar y ver en su monitor el juego,(les sugiero que agregen en un producto o en la aplicación los 120 Hertz para celulares actuales)
   Me gusta el producto pero miro que falta ese apartado

   Si pueden hacer un diseño de un nuevo dispositivo
   Que tenga SE CONECTE POR USB TIPO C
   Y TENGA USB para teclado y mouse y ver la imágen apartir en el monitor (con 120 herdz o más)como el Wavelink 3.0 y aparte agregar un plug 3.5 de… more

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9. LG L206WU USB monitors working with Windows 10 Anniversary

   Update DisplayLink Drivers to support LG L206WU USB monitors with Windows 10 Anniversary Update.

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   This is unfortunately not possible using the Windows UMDF USB driver and is documented in http://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/942862

10. Ubuntu package with Linux Kernel 5.7 support for new Ryzen Renoir 4000 series laptops

    Ubuntu package with Linux Kernel 5.7 support for new Ryzen Renoir 4000 series laptops.

    I recently purchased a Lenovo Ideapad Flex 5 and purchased a Qgeem USB to HDMI adapter to add a second external monitor. The Ubuntu 20.04 displaylink package works but is quite buggy. The video has more lag than on other hardware and the video input can act erratic at times.

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11. Windows 10 with 7.9M3 (Yoga 900)

    When windows 10 with 7.9M3 on a yoga 900 goes to sleep and is connected to the dock, it doesn't come back.

    Also, if I unplug the dock when the laptop sleeps, when I wake it up nothing works anymore.

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    No log file received through technical support to this date. Please see http://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/544810-how-can-i-report-windows-installation-issues-to-di to get speedy technical assistance on products using DisplayLink technology.

12. Work to provide RHEL/CentOS native compatibility

    Every employee in the modern corporate environment has a laptop.

    On each laptop are displaylink drivers to support the docks at workstations (for 2 to 6 monitors).

    All of those workstations run windows, but they don't have to - they could run RHEL or CentOS instead, if there was a displaylink driver available.

    Please work to create and support a displaylink driver for RHEL/CentOS. You would bring joy to many developers and engineers working from both home and office.

    As the displays are relevant for only the workstations, creating it only for the latest version and not back-porting (RHEL/CentOS 8) is likely very acceptable
    This idea has been posted before, i'm re-posting it in a less angry manner.

    https://support.displaylink.com/forums/287786-displaylink-feature-suggestions/suggestions/32026858-redhat-centos-support-for-enterprise

    Every employee in the modern corporate environment has a laptop.

    On each laptop are displaylink drivers to support the docks at workstations (for 2 to 6 monitors).

    All of those workstations run windows, but they don't have to - they could run RHEL or CentOS instead, if there was a displaylink driver available.

    Please work to create and support a displaylink driver for RHEL/CentOS. You would bring joy to many developers and engineers working from both home and office.

    As the displays are relevant for only the workstations, creating it only for the latest version and not back-porting (RHEL/CentOS 8)… more

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13. See all dockingstations of same type as same device

    Hi!

    We have installed a multitude of workstations with the same type of DisplayLink docking station. When moving from one station to another, the monitor settings are "forgotten" and the new Dell D6000 is seen as a completely new device, and new drivers and settings for monitors, network and usb are needed to be configured.

    Therefore I suggest making it possible to have the driver think that all docks of the same type is also the same device. This will make this problem go away.

    Thanks
    Patrik

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14. 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

15. how to transmit digital audio signal from optical toslink or hdmi to usb in laptop?

    how to transmit digital audio signal from optical toslink or hdmi to usb in laptop?

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    You need to a sound acquisition or capture card.

16. DisplayLink Monitor Not Waking After Sleep on macOS

    Hi everyone, I’m using a MacBook with DisplayLink and I have two external monitors: one connected directly via USB-C to HDMI and the other one connected via VGA through DisplayLink. The issue is that when the screens go into screensaver or sleep mode, both monitors turn off as expected. But when I wake the Mac up again, only the USB-C to HDMI monitor comes back on. The VGA monitor connected via DisplayLink stays off until I unplug it and wait about 30 seconds before plugging it back in. Any idea how to fix this?

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17. Please allow the DisplayLink Driver to be disabled.

    As someone who uses a dedicated GPU in alternation with the Integrated GPU. It is BEYOND frustrating when my Nvidia GPU will not switch on because of the DisplayLink driver software. There is no option in windows itself to turn it off, and there is nothing provided by DisplayLink either.

    It cripples productivity when I have to UNINSTALL the DL driver just to use my dedicated GPU.

    Please fix this before you guys release any additional updates as this has been going on for a LONG time now.

    I love my AOC usb monitor. It's great, only after I install the drivers just to use it temporarily, and then uninstall them afterwards because I know it will conflict with anything i try to do there after. Be it gaming, video encoding, etc.

    I love your product, but we've got to get this fixed.

    As someone who uses a dedicated GPU in alternation with the Integrated GPU. It is BEYOND frustrating when my Nvidia GPU will not switch on because of the DisplayLink driver software. There is no option in windows itself to turn it off, and there is nothing provided by DisplayLink either.

    It cripples productivity when I have to UNINSTALL the DL driver just to use my dedicated GPU.

    Please fix this before you guys release any additional updates as this has been going on for a LONG time now.

    I love my AOC usb monitor. It's great, only after I install… more

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    With the new driver architecture of DisplayLink driver in Windows 10 Anniversary Update onwards, there is nothing running when no device is connected.

18. Enable Driver update Automatically even when a dock is not connected.

    I manage a large Windows 10 client environment. We like to keep drivers up to date. When i connect to a displaylink (DL) dock i want the latest driver already there. This is not how it works today in my understanding.
    Today when a pc makes connection to a DL dock the driver is enabled and if windows update happens to come along and check for updates it will update your DL Driver. assuming there a newer driver available and driver updates is enabled.

    What if i didn't need to wait for windows update. Why can't have a scheduled task that checks daily, weekly, monthly, or at a time of my choice?

    What is this key and what happens when i set it to yes?

    [HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SOFTWARE\DisplayLink\Products\DefaultProduct\Capabilities]
    "AutomaticUpdates"="no"

    I manage a large Windows 10 client environment. We like to keep drivers up to date. When i connect to a displaylink (DL) dock i want the latest driver already there. This is not how it works today in my understanding.
    Today when a pc makes connection to a DL dock the driver is enabled and if windows update happens to come along and check for updates it will update your DL Driver. assuming there a newer driver available and driver updates is enabled.

    What if i didn't need to wait for windows update. Why can't have a scheduled task… more

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19. Discovering the Fun in Connections Game

    In the ever-evolving world of online gaming, there are countless titles that promise fun and engagement. One such intriguing option is the Connections Game. With its unique challenges and captivating gameplay, this game offers a refreshing twist on traditional puzzle dynamics. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or someone looking to casually pass the time, the Connections Game presents an exciting opportunity to sharpen your mind while having fun. In this article, we will explore how to play the game, share some helpful tips, and ultimately guide you toward a deeper appreciation of this captivating experience.
    Gameplay
    The Connections Game revolves around a simple yet brain-teasing concept: players are tasked with identifying and connecting related items grouped on a grid. At its core, the game is about pattern recognition and lateral thinking. Here’s a breakdown of how it works:
    1. Game Setup: Generally, the game presents you with a grid of items, either words, images, or both. The size can vary, but it often features a 4x4 layout, showcasing 16 elements that players must categorize effectively.
    2. Objective: The main goal is to sort these items into groups based on shared themes or categories. For instance, some items might represent types of fruits, while others might relate to musical instruments. You need to think critically to connect the dots.
    3. Playing the Game: As you begin, look closely at the items on your grid. Each connection must consist of four elements that share a commonality. You drag and drop your selections into their respective groups. The clock is usually ticking, adding an exhilarating element of pressure to the experience.
    4. Winning: To win, you need to successfully categorize all the items before time runs out. If you do so, you’ll receive points and potentially unlock new levels or features.
    One of the appealing aspects of the Connections Game is its accessibility. You can enjoy it on various platforms, including your PC or mobile device, making it a perfect companion for both quick breaks or prolonged gaming sessions. For those keen to try it out, simply visit the game’s official website at Connections Game.
    Tips for Mastering the Connections Game
    While the Connections Game may seem straightforward at first glance, mastering it requires a strategic mindset and a couple of tips under your belt. Here are some helpful suggestions to enhance your gameplay:
    1. Observe Patterns: As you familiarize yourself with the game, pay close attention to the commonalities in how items are grouped. Developing an eye for patterns will greatly aid in making quick and accurate connections.
    2. Prioritize Connections: Focus on connecting items that come to mind quickly. Often, the first associations you think of are the most accurate. If you get stuck on one group, it might be beneficial to move on to another and come back to it later.
    3. Practice Makes Perfect: Like any other skill, playing the Connections Game improves with practice. The more you play, the better you’ll become at recognizing connections quickly, raising your score over time.
    4. Utilize Hints While Needed: If the game offers hint options, don’t hesitate to use them. A well-placed hint can provide insights that may help you see connections you hadn’t thought of before.
    5. Keep Calm and Enjoy: Lastly, never forget the essence of gaming—fun! Keeping a relaxed mindset will help you think clearer and enjoy your time with the game.
    These practical, straightforward tips can be invaluable as you delve deeper into the game, challenging your brain and improving your pattern recognition skills.
    Conclusion
    The Connections Game stands out not only for its unique gameplay but also for its ability to engage players in a fun and intellectually stimulating way. Whether you’re playing alone or with friends, it can become a delightful and enjoyable bonding activity.
    As you embrace this game, remember that the key lies in your approach—think creatively about how you group the items, and enjoy every moment spent puzzling through various categories. With its user-friendly layout and addictive challenges, it's no wonder that the Connections Game has attracted many fans.
    So, if you're itching for a mental workout or simply wish to unwind with some engaging gameplay, give the Connections Game a try. You'll not only find yourself immersed in the fun but could also enhance your cognitive skills in the process. Happy gaming!

    In the ever-evolving world of online gaming, there are countless titles that promise fun and engagement. One such intriguing option is the Connections Game. With its unique challenges and captivating gameplay, this game offers a refreshing twist on traditional puzzle dynamics. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or someone looking to casually pass the time, the Connections Game presents an exciting opportunity to sharpen your mind while having fun. In this article, we will explore how to play the game, share some helpful tips, and ultimately guide you toward a deeper appreciation of this captivating experience.
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20. Mac OS Sequoia 15.3.1 controlling display not Display Link Manager

    Macbook Pro system is controlling display not Display Link Manager and can only extend to one display

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