DisplayLink Does not Detect Displays (IOmega)

[moha]

I noticed the same thing with mine: http://www.displaylink.org/forum/showthread.php?t=365 I don't get how to repair enumerated usb cables.

[CodeMonkey]

Originally Posted by moha

I noticed the same thing with mine: http://www.displaylink.org/forum/showthread.php?t=365 I don't get how to repair enumerated usb cables.

I'm not sure how that thread has anything to do with my issue. I don't have ghosting displays -- my displaylink adapter(s) will not detect my display (Acer B243W)

[moha]

Originally Posted by CodeMonkey

I'm not sure how that thread has anything to do with my issue. I don't have ghosting displays -- my displaylink adapter(s) will not detect my display (Acer B243W)

I used quick reply; this time, I'll quote.

Originally Posted by CodeMonkey

So, I bought the Kinsington Universal Multi-Display adapter, and tried it -- still no monitor detected.

It's supposed to support up to 2048x1152, so, my 1900x1200 should work fine, but it doesn't -- any ideas?

I get this when I plug it in:

USBF:	405.443	[0xc288e00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in.  It will keep retrying.  (Port 2 of Hub at 0x26000000)
USBF:	406.184	[0xc288e00] The IOUSBFamily has successfully enumerated the device.

Ideas?

I have this same issue along with the ghosting. It'll display that same message in console when I plug in the device. In no way am I trying to hijack your thread (or implying thats what you think), i'm not sure if there is a correlation yet. Since tech help is trying to support us now, I thought it would be wise to relay that I have a issue such as yours (along with all the other crap I'm dealing with with this device).

[CodeMonkey]

Ahhh -- I understand now -- yes, every bit helps . . . I hope someone from Display Link responds soon.

[CodeMonkey]

Any updates? Could someone please look at my diagnostics file?