- #DISPLAYLINK USB GRAPHICS ADAPTER UPDATE#
- #DISPLAYLINK USB GRAPHICS ADAPTER DRIVER#
- #DISPLAYLINK USB GRAPHICS ADAPTER FOR WINDOWS 10#
- #DISPLAYLINK USB GRAPHICS ADAPTER SOFTWARE#
Devices with mass storage or auto-install are not supported by Windows 10 UMDF USB driver DisplayLink uses (21959) Windows 7 requires Microsoft KB3033929 or later installed to validate SHA-256 driver signature hashing. For security reason, we recommend Windows 7 users have KB2533623 installed (31031) When upgrading from R8.1, disconnecting and re-plugging the USB of the product using DisplayLink technology is necessary (25057, 25075) DisplayLink DL-6xxx Firmware Version: 10.11.36.0 DisplayLink DL-41xx Firmware Version: 10.11.36.0 DisplayLink DL-3xx0 / DL-5xx0 Firmware Version: 10.11.36.0 DL-5xxx: extended U2422H monitor to enable high colour mode at 640x480p75 via DisplayPort Windows 10 user mode driver crash fixes (32224, 32462) In rare cases monitor blanking was ineffective at device unplug (32574)
#DISPLAYLINK USB GRAPHICS ADAPTER FOR WINDOWS 10#
Added driver Directed PoFx (DFx) for Windows 10 20H1 WHLK/WHCP on platforms
#DISPLAYLINK USB GRAPHICS ADAPTER UPDATE#
Hot desk / hoteling package update with optional MAC address passthrough facility
DL GPU encoder update – Enables improved user experience across platforms targeting the needs of the evolving workplace
#DISPLAYLINK USB GRAPHICS ADAPTER SOFTWARE#
This is a little frustrating, but that’s the price you pay for USB convenience and easy setup.This is R10.1 Alpha, a preview of DisplayLink USB Graphics Software R10.1 for Windows, available for evaluation and feedback before release.ĭisplayLink software release 10.1 will deliver the following features: If you plan on using this adapter for anything more than generic web surfing and other basic office type tasks, you will probably be disappointed. In fact, PCMark came back with an epic fail and 3DMark wasn’t even able to complete all the tests. Putting the USB Graphics Adapter (UGA) through the benchmarks on PCMark and 3DMark were less than stellar. Even when using the VGA adapter, I was able to output a higher resolution than the built-in VGA port. There are two versions of the adapter available and the only difference, it seems, is the maximum resolution they can output: 1600×12×1024. The DisplayLink USB-to-DVI adapter is perfectly adequate for the needs of most average consumers, especially if all they need is a little extra workspace for video editing, photo viewing, web surfing, and other “normal” tasks. I’d imagine that performance would not be as pleasing with graphically intense games, but that’s already a given when you have INTEL integrated graphics onboard. However, going through the usual activities of surfing the web, editing photos, and watching a few videos on YouTube, I found the performance to be more or less on par with the connection I’d get through my laptop’s integrated VGA-out port. I’m not much of a PC gamer, so I wasn’t able to push the DisplayLink USB-to-DVI adapter to its limits. These functions can also be accessed through Windows Display Properties. Right-clicking on the icon in the service tray opened up a few options, like if I wanted to extend my desktop or clone it, what resolution I wanted, if I wanted any rotation, and so forth. It was only after I plugged in the adapter and connected it to a monitor that I knew it worked.īeyond the software installation and physical connection (USB to adapter, adapter to monitor), there really was nothing else that I needed to do. The issue came after the installation was complete, because there was confirmation window telling me that it was done. This did not autoload, but it was very easy to find the required setup file. Using the provided CD-ROM, I installed the required software for the USB adapter to function. I only ran into one minor snag during the installation process. Thankfully, the DisplayLink USB-to-DVI adapter is incredibly user friendly. There’s no sense in creating a product like this that requires a complicated installation process if that were the case, consumers would be more inclined to purchase a decidedly more powerful (and more complex) solution. People want a device that is easy to configure, easy to setup, and easy to use. As with most other USB peripherals, one of the primary goals with the USB-to-DVI adapter from DisplayLink is ease of use.
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