iPad Windows driver fails to install properly

luckycat · 07-19-2011, 08:54 PM

Windows 7 Pro x64 updated
iPad 2 iOS 4.3.4
Latest DisplayLink iOS app
Latest DisplayLink iPad drivers download

I recently migrated from a different laptop, where DisplayLink was working flawlessly. The iPad driver installer appears to finish successfully. No reboot is performed and the single task tray icon is visible. When I connect to the software via iPad, the standard "DisplayLink configuring for first time use" dialog is presented. In the background, a Windows dialog requests to reboot the machine for changes to take effect (this did not occur on the previous laptop, and can be reproduced easily). Immediately following, two DL icons now appear in the task tray. An attempt to reconnect via iPad leaves a blank black screen and fails to connect. No visible errors appear and rebooting does not resolve the issue. Alternatively and intermittently, no icon will appear in the task tray, but a service restart resolves this.

Any ideas are appreciated.

07-19-2011, 08:54 PM	#1
luckycat Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 4	iPad Windows driver fails to install properly Windows 7 Pro x64 updated iPad 2 iOS 4.3.4 Latest DisplayLink iOS app Latest DisplayLink iPad drivers download I recently migrated from a different laptop, where DisplayLink was working flawlessly. The iPad driver installer appears to finish successfully. No reboot is performed and the single task tray icon is visible. When I connect to the software via iPad, the standard "DisplayLink configuring for first time use" dialog is presented. In the background, a Windows dialog requests to reboot the machine for changes to take effect (this did not occur on the previous laptop, and can be reproduced easily). Immediately following, two DL icons now appear in the task tray. An attempt to reconnect via iPad leaves a blank black screen and fails to connect. No visible errors appear and rebooting does not resolve the issue. Alternatively and intermittently, no icon will appear in the task tray, but a service restart resolves this. Any ideas are appreciated.