Problem with resuming from monitor sleep
 

I am still getting a problem with the monitor flashing when the display resumes from a sleep as described at:
http://www.displaylink.org/forum/showthread.php?t=146
I have followed the instructions indicated in post #7 to turn the tdrlevel to 0 to avoid resume from sleep crashes. I am using a dual monitor setup on a nvidia GTX275 under windows 7 32 bit with a mimo 710.

Same Problem and then Some
 

Problems:
1. Resume from Sleep can crash the system, computer completely locked (essentially BSOD where you can't see the Blue).
2. Sounds from external speakers stops midway through flash videos.
2b. Then eventually sound crashes completely.

I am starting to wonder whether other items in the OS are starting to get corrupted by all the crashes (e.g. Flash).

I am using a Dell XPS 16 with ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4670. Displaylink device is a Kensington Dock/USB Hub - with Ethernet, sound, USB devices and Display piped through.
DisplayLink Driver Version: 5.3b2
ATI Driver Version: 8.634 (7/29/09)
1 External Monitor. Screen resolutions are different with laptop Monitor at 1920x1080, and external monitor at 1680x 1050. Extended display desktop stretched over the two displays.

I tried updating the driver with the Drivers on Dell's web site which were newer in release date, but older in version 8.631. But above is what I have according to Device Mgr. Problems are especially frustrated by the fact that every day I disconnect the Kensington Dock once computer is in sleep, and resume without dock, then sleep, and reconnect on following day with computer still in sleep. Then once powered on, complete lockup.:mad:

I am facing this problem also...........

vaastu naresh

Hi All

We have addressed a few bugs that were in the v5.2 and v5.3 Beta that prevented the screen resuming from sleep. Several fixes, all for this same symptom, should be in the v5.3 release available next month.

These reports and logs have helped find several different instances where this was occurring.

Thanks

Wim