DisplayLink Service is not showing up

rboerner · 07-11-2017, 03:53 PM

It sounds like you probably have already checked this, but just in case...

Can you to double-check within the Display Settings application (available via right-clicking on an empty space of your desktop), under the 'Multiple displays' section, that each monitor is set as an Extension of your desktop? (you will have to click on each monitor number to check the setting for each one).

In other words, we don't want Windows marking any of them as 'Disconnected' (Windows 10 seems to do this on its own from time to time).

James C · 07-13-2017, 04:42 PM

Hi gav612,

I'd like you to confirm that the display is actually being set at the monitor level. please press the info button on the monitor and it should tell you what resolution is being input into the monitor, Windows 10 doesn't handle resolution setting very well. You may need to change it in "list all modes" in display adapter properties under advanced display settings for it to set properly.

Kind regards,
James

07-13-2017, 04:42 PM	#2
James C DisplayLink Tech Support Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Cambridge, UK Posts: 13	Hi gav612, I'd like you to confirm that the display is actually being set at the monitor level. please press the info button on the monitor and it should tell you what resolution is being input into the monitor, Windows 10 doesn't handle resolution setting very well. You may need to change it in "list all modes" in display adapter properties under advanced display settings for it to set properly. Kind regards, James __________________ James C DisplayLink Tech Support Where to download the latest Windows drivers How to clean up a corrupted installation How to report issues to DisplayLink for a speedy resolution

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07-11-2017, 03:53 PM	#1
rboerner Super Moderator Join Date: Jan 2015 Posts: 632	It sounds like you probably have already checked this, but just in case... Can you to double-check within the Display Settings application (available via right-clicking on an empty space of your desktop), under the 'Multiple displays' section, that each monitor is set as an Extension of your desktop? (you will have to click on each monitor number to check the setting for each one). In other words, we don't want Windows marking any of them as 'Disconnected' (Windows 10 seems to do this on its own from time to time).