Your screens have been stopped by the system

[gstilphen]

Here are the storage settings as requested.

This is on a 2023 16” MacBook Pro with an M2 Max and 32GB physical memory running MacOS 26.1

Screenshot 2025-11-25 at 1.44.25 AM.jpg

[Szymon]

Hi gstilphen,

Thanks for the image. Could you please raise your case following this article?
https://support.displaylink.com/know...to-displaylink

Please also include a link to this forum thread so I can identify it.

Regards,
Szymon

[jh2]

Similar story of here, I have plenty of storage and I keep getting the crash.

[chrishands]

Originally Posted by Szymon

Hi gstilphen,

Please take a screenshot of storage settings window and post here


Regards,
Szymon

Why do you keep asking for this screenshot when multiple people have told you it's not storage and even given you free space figures? Also being ignored is the fact that this issue has surfaced since the recent update

[Szymon]

Hi chrishands,

We treat users individually, never putting everyone in the same bucket, as mentioned previously:

My follow up requests are based on experience where a user had a lot of free disk space but this was total free disk space, while what matters is free disk space on the partition where the OS resides. Hope this context helps and I hope we will find a solution for your problem

Regards,
Szymon

[markscottie]

Is there any news on this issue??? The same thing happens with previous versions of the software.

I am looking at ditching DisplayLink and going for a single ultra wide display

[Szymon]

Hi markscottie,

I encourage everyone to contact technical support following this article:
https://support.displaylink.com/know...to-displaylink

I believe we successfully troubleshoot all of such cases.

Regards,
Szymon

[Ronot]

Hi,

I'm running version 14.2.0 on Mac OS 26.1 and started having this issues today after I upgraded from 14.1 to 14.2. I deinstalled version 14.2 and reinstalled version 14.0, hopefully that fixes the issue


Just submitted the case as per the instructions. I Hope you can find a solution to this issue.

** UPDATE **
I'm running version 14.0 for a few hours now. The error has not reappeared. Happy for now

[Szymon]

Hi Ronot,

Thank you for your message and request.
To reiterate, based on our recent observations, macOS requires approximately 25 GB of free disk space to maintain stable operation.

Regards,
Szymon

[nDisplayLink]

Howdy Szymom,

Apparently, this issue is becoming serious and annoying. And it has been proven in my case as many others reported, it has nothing to do with Disk Space, as I have over 200GB of disk space and yet I am still experience the issue.

Many have sent you proof of that, yet you keep asking people to send you another proof. It is a waist of time and resources and frustrate us even further.

So, you either acknowledge that it is a n issue DisplayLink can't fix, so we can look for alternative product. Or Acknowledge the issue and start working and providing a fix we can use.

Thanks for understanding,

N.

QUOTE=Szymon;98988]Hi Ronot,

Thank you for your message and request.
To reiterate, based on our recent observations, macOS requires approximately 25 GB of free disk space to maintain stable operation.

Regards,
Szymon[/QUOTE]