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I did not reset the displaylink debug information so hopefully something is still in there.Prior to this I have been using 7.4 M2 with the laptop lid open and all 3 screens active. The screens have gone to sleep many times and all 3 have woken up properly and displayed video. I am not sure why having the Lid closed and only the 2 displaylink monitors active makes a difference. System compatibility check
Last edited by longplaypg; 10-30-2013 at 04:54 PM. |
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Join Date: Sep 2013
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Interesting I shortened the turn off time to 2 minutes before leaving work last night. Left my user logged in on the host and locked the screen on the remote desktop session. I reset the display support tool and left it running. I left the monitors on so they would go to sleep (yellow) when the displays were turned off. Both monitors were sleeping (yellow) when I arrived. I pressed the shift key and both monitors woke up (green). Main monitor is displaying video, secondary monitor is black.
The second picture (Displaylink 20131031.jpg) shows that the second the screen should be showing my RDP full screen and locked according to a simple screenshot with the print screen button on the host. The first picture (2013-10-31 07.02.45.jpg) from my phone shows the 2 monitors. It also shows the screenshot I took that indicates both monitors should be displaying video. Odly this picture shows that black screen and not the RDP I expect to see as indicated by the screenshot above. What is going on here? Do you need shorter time between the debug log reset, problem, and collection or will the logs attached work? I think while I wait for an answer I will go back to leaving the laptop lid open and the laptop screen active. I want to see if I can make it do it with the lid open. |
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Well I got an unexpected piece of hardware yesterday for testing.
Dell XPS L322x using Right USB 3.0 port All other hardware and software is the same
Seems USB 2.0 or 3.0 makes no difference. Sadly 1 system is Nvidia based and the other is Intel based. I currently do not have a ATI based system to test against. I am guessing this lies with the displaylink drivers or device at this time. Thanks, |
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Join Date: Dec 2012
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Apparently I can confirm the same issue. Came into the office this morning and found one monitor on, but just a black display. Rebooted a few times, even uninstalled/re-installed 7.4 M2 and tried to setup the displays again. Funny thing is that 7.4M2 has been installed since its release. On the 28th of Oct Nvidia released driver 331.65 for my Dell XPS 14. However, like I said this wasn't an issue until today.
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I know on my older system the NVidia driver are definitely not 331.65 ![]() Were you able to wake the black monitor by starting an app that needed user account control permission? |
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Did you have the XPS lid closed so only the displaylink displays were active? No
I know on my older system the NVidia driver are definitely not 331.65 - Which is why I mentioned it as a potential source of problems Were you able to wake the black monitor by starting an app that needed user account control permission? No luck, rolled back to 331.58 and its working as expected. |
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