DisplayLinkCore.MSI on Unavailable Resource???
 

I have been using Kensington multi-display adapters for a few years. I just bought two new adapters and when I plugged them in the Displaylink software attempted to install. However I continue to get the error that the displaylinkcore.msi is on a network resources that is unavailable.

I have tried to uninstall all displaylink versions using the suggestions in knowledge base, but the error continues.

How do I fix this?

Hi,

Can you attach the debug logs as described here:
http://www.displaylink.com/support/ticket.php?id=269

Thanks,
James

Log file attached
 

here you go--thx!

Hi,

Can you uninstall the Displaylink software you have installed, download and run this tool (http://www.displaylink.com/support/ticket.php?id=297), install the latest graphics driver for your system and then download and install release 7.2M from here http://www.displaylink.com/support/downloads.php

Let me know how you get on.

Thanks,
James

Same Error
 

Hi James -

First thanks for your help, it is appreciated.

I followed all the steps you outlined and I continue to get the same error when trying to install Displaylink

"The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable....enter an alternate path to a folder containing the installation package 'DisplayLinkCore.msi' in the box below"

I hit "cancel" Then I get this error:

"The older version of Display Link Core cannot be removed."

Any suggestions?

HELP - DisplayLinkCore.msi on a network resource.. no longer available
 

James / Anyone:

I just ran into the same problem. It occurred when windows update attempted to install updated driver software. I had the original software on my HDD, however it is in the form of an .exe file - so pointing the setup program to that location did not work. I attempted to cancel the update and the same message appeared about not being able to uninstall the older version.

My unit is now bricked and useless.

Any help would be appreciated.

MURPH - try using a file archiver like 7Zip to see if you can extract files from the .exe - not all executables are true executables, some are, in fact, archived files with installer scripts and such, and you may luck out and fine the needed .MSI file in it.

To be safe, make a copy of the file that you have before attempting extracting.

I'm not saying that it is going to work - I'm just saying give it a try, you might get lucky.