Your screens have been stopped by the system

bonykillery · 11-20-2025, 10:31 AM

That sounds frustrating! Since you’ve already reinstalled and used the DisplayLink Cleaner, you might want to check that both your DisplayLink drivers and GPU drivers are fully updated, and that DisplayLink Manager has all the required macOS permissions (Screen Recording, Accessibility, Full Disk Access). Try disconnecting the second monitor, restarting your Mac, and reconnecting it. If the issue persists, testing on a new macOS user account can help determine if it’s a user-specific problem. If nothing works, it could be a compatibility issue with macOS 16.0.1, so contacting DisplayLink support with your system logs may provide a solution.

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11-20-2025, 10:31 AM	#6
bonykillery Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2025 Location: Singapore Posts: 2	That sounds frustrating! Since you’ve already reinstalled and used the DisplayLink Cleaner, you might want to check that both your DisplayLink drivers and GPU drivers are fully updated, and that DisplayLink Manager has all the required macOS permissions (Screen Recording, Accessibility, Full Disk Access). Try disconnecting the second monitor, restarting your Mac, and reconnecting it. If the issue persists, testing on a new macOS user account can help determine if it’s a user-specific problem. If nothing works, it could be a compatibility issue with macOS 16.0.1, so contacting DisplayLink support with your system logs may provide a solution.