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computerguru · 08-12-2015, 12:31 AM

I'm running into something similar to this thread on Windows 10:
http://displaylink.org/forum/newrepl...uote=1&p=77695

Basically, the monitor WILL NOT work when plugged directly into a USB3 hub. I have tried on both an Anker 7-port hub and a Pluggable dual-display dock. This is running on a Mac Mini under Boot Camp.

What does work is the following:

Plugging the USB cable directly into my machine's USB3 port off the motherboard. Runs perfectly, but I don't want to have those monitors right next to the computer.
Plugging the monitor into a USB2 hub, then plugging the USB2 hub into one of the two above USB3 hubs. The monitor is detected and shows a picture, but has horrendously slow refresh rate.

Thing is, this all worked fine for me in Windows 8.1. I had no problem running two of these monitors from my Pluggable dock while also running two additional monitors off it's HDMI+DVI connectors.

08-12-2015, 12:31 AM	#1
computerguru Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2015 Posts: 16	Windows 10 + AOC e1659fwu issues I'm running into something similar to this thread on Windows 10: http://displaylink.org/forum/newrepl...uote=1&p=77695 Basically, the monitor WILL NOT work when plugged directly into a USB3 hub. I have tried on both an Anker 7-port hub and a Pluggable dual-display dock. This is running on a Mac Mini under Boot Camp. What does work is the following: Plugging the USB cable directly into my machine's USB3 port off the motherboard. Runs perfectly, but I don't want to have those monitors right next to the computer. Plugging the monitor into a USB2 hub, then plugging the USB2 hub into one of the two above USB3 hubs. The monitor is detected and shows a picture, but has horrendously slow refresh rate. Thing is, this all worked fine for me in Windows 8.1. I had no problem running two of these monitors from my Pluggable dock while also running two additional monitors off it's HDMI+DVI connectors.