HDdeck adapter software failure

fd611v · 07-07-2011, 12:13 AM

I'm beginning to think I'm my own support team here.

Finally!.. did get the Display Properties screen to show up on my desktop under setting....the DisplayLink adapter.

Here's how I got it to show.

Uninstalled the DisplayLink Core software and Graphics downloads.

NOTE: Connected the USB/HDMI cable to a USB port, and connected the HDMI cable from the HDdeck unit to the HDTV....Before, Before, Before I downloaded the "infamous" DisplayLink drivers.

Briefly, and I say Briefly, the DisplayLink TV Icon "showed" up on the system tray. When I had the Icon on the system tray, I clicked on the desktop and selected properties. Under settings here what I have.

Display window.

1. Plug and Play Monitor -Nvidia GeForced4 MX Integrated GPU

2. No Device on DisplayLink Graphics Adapter.

NOTE: When I clicked on and highlighted...No Device on DisplayLink Graphics, the DisplayLink Icon in my system tray disappeared.

That is where I now stand.

07-07-2011, 12:13 AM	#7
fd611v Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 7	I'm beginning to think I'm my own support team here. Finally!.. did get the Display Properties screen to show up on my desktop under setting....the DisplayLink adapter. Here's how I got it to show. Uninstalled the DisplayLink Core software and Graphics downloads. NOTE: Connected the USB/HDMI cable to a USB port, and connected the HDMI cable from the HDdeck unit to the HDTV....Before, Before, Before I downloaded the "infamous" DisplayLink drivers. Briefly, and I say Briefly, the DisplayLink TV Icon "showed" up on the system tray. When I had the Icon on the system tray, I clicked on the desktop and selected properties. Under settings here what I have. Display window. 1. Plug and Play Monitor -Nvidia GeForced4 MX Integrated GPU 2. No Device on DisplayLink Graphics Adapter. NOTE: When I clicked on and highlighted...No Device on DisplayLink Graphics, the DisplayLink Icon in my system tray disappeared. That is where I now stand.