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Old 10-01-2013, 07:09 PM   #1
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New XPS 13 and Kensington SD3500v using Anker USB 3.0 Cable
The screens went black and the RDP windows were displayed over on the original display instead of the extra displaylink displays.

Displaylink 20131001 1125.jpg shows how the full screen RDPS moved to the original display and the full screen marker present on one

Displaylink 20131001 1126.jpg shows the resource monitor with the RDP windows minimized

Is this new laptop also showing a lot of USB errors?

Installed the recommended USB 3.0 driver and latest Displaylink driver 7.4M0.

Update 1:
Happened at least 5 times today now. Powered down the laptop and plugged into the right USB port instead of the left one. I forgot to power down the Kensington to completely clear it out also. Oh well at least now I hope to get some work done.
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Old 10-03-2013, 06:23 PM   #2
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Things went pretty smooth on the right port. I had 1 RDP disconnect that lasted about 2 seconds max. No other RDP session indicated the disconnect and the screens did not go black. I ran a little over a day with some staff interruptions so I may have missed it if it did happen

Preparing the laptop for the end user I disconnected everything, powered off everything, removed the USB 3.0 cable, connected a USB 2.0 cable with ferrite cores between the dock and laptop USB instead. It is currently connected to the left port which is notorious for issues. I briefly saw 2 USB indicators in the notification area that were going to tell me my device could preform faster. Now its time to use it and see if it goes all messed up.

Dell XPS 13 Intel USB
USB 2.0 cable (left USB SS 3.0 with powershare)
Kensington SD3500v (main USB SS 3.0 port)

Items connected to the SD3500V ports
Plantronics headset plugged into headphone and mic ports
USB 2.0 cable to dell usb port 2208wfp
Ethernet cat 6 to 1gig switch
DVI to VGA adapter to first 2208wfp (1680 x 1050)
hdmi to dvi adapter to second 2208wfp (adapter on dvi of 2208wfp) (1680 x 1050)
external power

items connect to the 2208wfp usb port
dell usb keyboard
dell usb mouse
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Old 10-04-2013, 02:05 PM   #3
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Dell XPS 13 L322X
Left USB 3.0 superspeed powershare
USB 2.0 A male B male with dual ferrite cores
Kensington SD3500V
Wireless disabled (no Bluetooth, no wifi)

Kensington SD3500V connected items
Plantronics headset to headphone and mic
USB 2.0 A male to B male with dual ferrite cores to 2208WFP
Ethernet cat 6 to 1gig switch
DVI to VGA adapter to 2208WFP (#2)
HDMI to DVI adapter to 2208WFP (#3)
USB 3.0 port connected via USB 2.0 cable to laptop
Power Supply

2208WFP USB connected items
Dell mouse
Dell Keyboard

Several RDP sessions open on single screens
#2 showing RDP to WIN 8 machine, adobe acrobat, reading intel wireless and USB 3.0 report full screen
#3 showing RDP to win xp machine, araxis merge full screen comparing files and folders
2 Other RDP sessions hidden behind this one and not visible
#1 laptop display you can see in the screenshot, Ethernet propteries and details, displaylink support tool, resource monitor

Interesting enough when the screen stopped refreshing I could move the mouse and see it on all 3 displays. The displaylink displays did not go black. Eventually the RDP I was interacting with displayed the disconnect warning and that it would try to reconnect. I move the mouse to the laptop screen and took a snapshot. When the snapshot was taken it was right after the reconnect went away the screen refreshed. Shortly after that the xp machine screen did the timeout warning and refreshed a couple of seconds later. The logs were gathered between these 2 events as I had clicked the gather button shortly after taking the snapshot.


displaylink support tool was set to advanced mode, the debug information was reset, and left running several hours before the event occurred.

Do these logs indicate noise in the USB like my original post did?
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