DisplayLink Feature Suggestions
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Use GPU rendering to lower CPU usage
Can we access the GPU to take advantage of OpenGL, etc, to avoid the heavy CPU (and laptop battery) usage?
3 votesDisplayLink software already checks the CPU and GPU resources available on a platform and uses these to provide the best user experience possible.
This is why some compatibility issues can be resolved by updating to the latest graphics drivers available for your primary graphics card,
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post the software for the Auvio HBMI converter
The user guide said I could download it from this website and it is no where to be found. Waste of $60
2 votesAll generic software for DisplayLink devices can be downloaded here: http://www.displaylink.com/downloads/index.php
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Allow to not display the Display link icon in the icon tray. This could be done with a simple check box
Allow to not display the Display link icon in the icon tray. This could be done with a simple check box.
1 voteImplemented since Windows 10 Anniversary Update where the icon would be added from the setup.exe but can be removed from startup. Icon would not be installed from Windows Update. Marking completed.
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Stop Recommending to disable Windows Update
Do not recommend installing the msi version of DisplayLink Drivers and then disabling Windows Update. I don't think a vendor should be recommending to customers to turn off Windows Update. DisplayLink should work out a way of getting the 2 working together. Happy to discuss further.
1 voteThis has been done since 8.0 and was only relevant to Windows 7 – Windows 10 TH2.
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Issue Logging tool for Displaylink
Considering that displaylink is growing in our company we are facing more complications with Displaylink not working on particular models very well like MS surface devices. But it is also now happening to our Dell estate. So maybe DisplayLink can come with a logging tool so that when it is used it creates a dump which we can pass on to help get an answer from you quicker.
1 voteHello, thank you for the suggestion. Here is a link to a tool gathering the machine details and logs for troubleshooting. It also packages it in a ZIP file, ready to communicate to technical support
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extend the resolution to 3440 x 1440
1 voteDevices using the adequate DisplayLink chip(set) can already support that resolution. Table available from http://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/525038
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Have an exit button on the "displaylink manager software".
No need to explain more, its a basic and simple requirement. I want to exit the application when i am not using it. "DisplayLink manager" application is now like some malware which does not allow you to close it.
1 voteWindows graphics subsystem cannot just be shut down like that. That’s the reason why you often have to reboot to install some Windows Updates. This has been addressed in Windows 10 Anniversary Update onwards though, where you can just remove the utility from startup or simply not install it. Marking completed.
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DP to eDP
Add DP to eDP support
1 voteWe support some eDP transmitters on some chips. I recommend you contact a DisplayLink representative with your design requirements so your particular case can be looked into.
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Increased Mouse lag since the W10 Redstone / DP Driver 8.0 Update.
I have increased Mouse lag since the W10 Redstone / DisplayLink Driver 8.0 Update. I have a 3-screen Setup here. Surface Pro 3 + the DisplayLink USB Docking Station with 2 additional Screens. Working on those 2 external Screens got a bit tedious since the W10 Redstone / DisplayLink 8.0 Update. Maybe I´m too sensitive, but I feel enough mouse lag on the external Screens to slow down my daily work a bit. I´m using the DisplayLink Adapter since 2 years now and there were highs and lows regarding lag, but Version 7.9 on Windows 10 1511 was really good.…
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Widescreen 21:9
Support for 21:9 Display resolution
1 voteDisplayLink technology doesn’t have any restriction on layout or aspect ratio. I suggest you open a technical support case with your details with tecnhical_enquiries at displaylink,com to check that you don’t hit a hardware limitation from your adapter.
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1 vote
This is standard Windows 10 feature now
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Add support for Ubuntu 16.10
Ubutun 16.10 is just days away and the DisplayLink drivers don't work for it and cause X to crash.
[26700.930972] ------------[ cut here ]------------
[26700.930995] kernel BUG at /build/linux-B4zRAA/linux-4.8.0/mm/usercopy.c:75!
[26700.931021] invalid opcode: 0000 [#2] SMP
[26700.931038] Modules linked in: evdi(OE) nlsiso88591 uas usbstorage nvram msr vmnet(OE) vmwvsockvmcitransport vsock vmwvmci vmmon(OE) ccm rfcomm cmac cdcmbim sndusbaudio sndusbmidilib cdcncm qcserial usbwwan usbserial qmiwwan cdcwdm usbnet uvcvideo mii videobuf2vmalloc videobuf2memops videobuf2v4l2 videobuf2core videodev media btusb btrtl bnep arc4 i2cdesignwareplatform i2cdesignware…3 votesUbuntu 16.10 is supported by release 1.2.65 onwards, available from our website here:
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Compatible Laptops List
A log/journal of all compatible Display Link laptops which the public can add to.
In some form.
2 votesBecause the list is expanding daily, we have made a list of requirements instead. http://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/524951
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3 Monitor Support on Chrome OS
As DisplayLink support is not embedded in the ChromeOS 51 build and later, you should add 3+ monitor support for ChromeOS. At this point someone would only be able to run it off of a Chromebook/Chromebox with higher ram (8-16GB+). But adding this support would mean A LOT more business use cases being satisfied.
1 voteDisplayLink imposes no limit on the number of DisplayLink enabled displays that can be connected on Chrome OS from R51 onwards.
Any limitations found will be OS restrictions rather than something added by DisplayLink.
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Extend ChromeOS Support For Samsung XE503C Chromebooks
ChromeOS Support For Samsung XE503C Chromebooks
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Fix your product links.
Clicking on your link to the amazon page for the AOC e1659Fwux- Pro sends an infinite amount of links due to not having an H at the beginning of the web address in the code.
1 voteHi Josh and thank you. Link from our page to Amazon AOC entry was corrected today
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TrayIcon should always display if installed
Suggestion: The DisplayLink Manager TrayIcon should show even if the hardware is not detected. In that case, it should provide links to helpful KB articles (or better yet, include the troubleshooting steps offline).
That would have saved me about three hours of troubleshooting a 3rd-party (LizTek) product before I finally stumbled on this site.
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16.04 LTS is comming ... And Displaylink, are you ready ?
16.04 LTS release comming next month, The display link drivers for linux is ready for?
The latest drivers support 14.04 LTS24 votesV1.1 of the Ubuntu driver is now available, which supports 16.04.
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10 votes
DisplayLink is now supported on the most recent Chromebooks OS from R51. A list of supported platforms and the Chrome OS version to add support can be found here:
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Problem with new version 7.9M3 - Office Protected View
I encountered a Problem with the new version 7.9M3 when opening Office documents from remote Location. I had to remove the "Protected view" functionality or alternatively store the document first on the local drive to be able to open the Office document.
26 votesYou can download our latest version (7.9 M4) which fixes the Office protected view bug from http://www.displaylink.com/downloads/sla.php?fileid=177
Thank you for your patience whilst we did the testing.
Alban
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