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jacer1099 · 03-19-2013, 03:09 PM

I'm incredibly disappointed with my recent MIMO USB monitor purchase.

When I first installed my the display link driver I immediately started noticing desktop window manager crashing constantly.

After a driver update, that issue luckily went away, but chrome stopped working due to a failure to properly sandbox a dll

That was a deal breaker, so I decided to uninstall the display link driver until the devs can figure out what quality control is.

...then I started receiving constant blue screens with a driver corruption error.

Luckily I had a system restore point from the day before I purchased the monitor. I'm up and running again, but I have a completely useless monitor that the retailer won't return because it isn't defective. I can exchange it for another one however, and be stuck with the same driver problem.

Is there a new driver on the horizon that isn't terrible?

03-19-2013, 03:09 PM	#1
jacer1099 Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 1	0xC5 after DisplayLink I'm incredibly disappointed with my recent MIMO USB monitor purchase. When I first installed my the display link driver I immediately started noticing desktop window manager crashing constantly. After a driver update, that issue luckily went away, but chrome stopped working due to a failure to properly sandbox a dll That was a deal breaker, so I decided to uninstall the display link driver until the devs can figure out what quality control is. ...then I started receiving constant blue screens with a driver corruption error. Luckily I had a system restore point from the day before I purchased the monitor. I'm up and running again, but I have a completely useless monitor that the retailer won't return because it isn't defective. I can exchange it for another one however, and be stuck with the same driver problem. Is there a new driver on the horizon that isn't terrible?