DisplayLink Manager not seeing any Displaylink devices

[kddenman]

Currently I am on Ventura 13.4 using Displaylink 1.8.1 (I have tried to downgrade to 1.8)
I am connected to a Dell TD19DCS Docking station
I have 3 monitors hooked up to the docking station 2 via DP and 1 HDMI
I have tried fresh installs of all Displaylink drivers following
I have verified firmware on the docking station is up to date
I have verified the screen recording is enabled as well
I have tested the docking station with a PC and it worked correctly
I tested with another Mac and it worked correctly
I have screen shots of all USB connection

[LaurenM]

I’m having the same issue. Using a Dell WD19 dock with the same M1 on the same OS with the same version of DisplayLink.

It’s killing my workflow with only two screens (one monitor and the MacBook).

[KatarzynaCzaja]

Hello,

Dell Performance Dock – WD19DCS and Dell WD19 are not DisplayLink powered devices.

These docking stations will not communicate with DisplayLink driver or be detected by the driver. Dell D3100, Dell D6000 and Dell UD22 are DisplayLink powered docking stations.

It is best to contact the manufacturer or seller you bought the devices from for further support of WD19DCS and WD19.

[LaurenM]

Originally Posted by KatarzynaKowalczyk

Hello,

Dell Performance Dock – WD19DCS and Dell WD19 are not DisplayLink powered devices.

These docking stations will not communicate with DisplayLink driver or be detected by the driver. Dell D3100, Dell D6000 and Dell UD22 are DisplayLink powered docking stations.

It is best to contact the manufacturer or seller you bought the devices from for further support of WD19DCS and WD19.

Dell’s support page says otherwise: https://www.dell.com/support/content...0above)%20port

[KatarzynaCzaja]

Originally Posted by LaurenM

Dell’s support page says otherwise: https://www.dell.com/support/content...0above)%20port

The easy way to confirm if this product is DisplayLink powered is to check how it is detected under the USB bus. Please navigate to device manager:

1. Choose "About this Mac" from the Apple menu on the top left corner of your main screen
2. Click on "More Info..."
3. On Lion and later: click on "System Report…"
4. The System Information application will open
5. Select the USB information from the Hardware category as shown in the screenshot:
   
6. In the USB devices list, locate the docking station.
7. Please check if you see the device described here as Dell Dock and the Vendor ID is listed as Dell (Inc.). If yes, this means that this product is not using DisplayLink technology.
   However if you are able to find one that marks Vendor ID as DisplayLink (UK) Ltd. just like the screenshot shows, then the product is using DisplayLink technology.

You should be judge this yourself based on this information alone.