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jro · 06-09-2025, 07:40 PM

I'm having a similar issue with my M3 Macbook Pro, but with a twist (most of the time)
OS 15.5
DisplayLink 1.12.3

While sometimes i have a blank screen, other times it will detect them, but the resolution is super funky and zoomed in. Meaning, my entire monitor will display maybe the top corner of the desktop (maybe what would usually be about 5 inches across on the screen) but zoomed in and taking up the whole display. So, if my desktop has a folder that's visible, that folder will be around 4 inches wide and the quality is super low. When this happens, my only fix seems to be unplugging the DisplayPort cables from the back of my hub and plugging them back in.

Oddly, today I had the black screen issue and I couldn't get ANYTHING back on my displays no matter what I did. I even swapped out different hubs. I finally found a Dell hub that worked. Unfortunately the resolution issue persists.

06-09-2025, 07:40 PM	#5
jro Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2025 Posts: 1	I'm having a similar issue with my M3 Macbook Pro, but with a twist (most of the time) OS 15.5 DisplayLink 1.12.3 While sometimes i have a blank screen, other times it will detect them, but the resolution is super funky and zoomed in. Meaning, my entire monitor will display maybe the top corner of the desktop (maybe what would usually be about 5 inches across on the screen) but zoomed in and taking up the whole display. So, if my desktop has a folder that's visible, that folder will be around 4 inches wide and the quality is super low. When this happens, my only fix seems to be unplugging the DisplayPort cables from the back of my hub and plugging them back in. Oddly, today I had the black screen issue and I couldn't get ANYTHING back on my displays no matter what I did. I even swapped out different hubs. I finally found a Dell hub that worked. Unfortunately the resolution issue persists.