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Originally Posted by ipak
Stumbled onto this thread a bit late.
If it's happening on a Silicon Macbook, you may want to go into your Privacy & Security Settings, scroll all the way down and change "Allow Accessories to Connect" to "Every Time"
Then disconnect and reconnect your monitor.
It's related to USB Restricted Mode on new silicon-based Macbooks. Not an issue for desktop Macs.
https://support.displaylink.com/know...cted-mode-prot |
I don't have the option for this. There isn't a "Allow Accessories to Connect" toggle or menu. Maybe in newer OS versions they got rid of that?n What's weird is that when I search for it, the OS suggests that option, but then doesn't allow me to change it.
Also, I get more than just the info at the bottom in the DisplayLink app. Mine won't even give me any options.
