Samsung 940ux

Tony C · 09-27-2016, 01:50 PM

After upgrading to Windows 10 I struggled to get these monitors working via Displaylink, but was successful in the end. Then they stopped working. After much searching I found this on the knowledgebase at http://support.displaylink.com/knowl...0-anniversary:

Up until 2009, a few devices based on DisplayLink technology included an auto install driver feature. This required the DisplayLink USB driver to switch the device from being a mass storage device to a video device. From Windows 10 Anniversary Update, we use the Microsoft USB driver, and this does not support the switching between a mass storage device and a video device. Therefore it is not possible to support these DisplayLink enabled devices from Windows 10 Anniversary Update.

Examples for affected devices are:
Samsung 940UX USB monitor

Is there a workaround or any alternative (other than going back to Windows 7)?

09-27-2016, 01:50 PM	#1
Tony C Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2016 Posts: 1	Samsung 940ux After upgrading to Windows 10 I struggled to get these monitors working via Displaylink, but was successful in the end. Then they stopped working. After much searching I found this on the knowledgebase at http://support.displaylink.com/knowl...0-anniversary: Up until 2009, a few devices based on DisplayLink technology included an auto install driver feature. This required the DisplayLink USB driver to switch the device from being a mass storage device to a video device. From Windows 10 Anniversary Update, we use the Microsoft USB driver, and this does not support the switching between a mass storage device and a video device. Therefore it is not possible to support these DisplayLink enabled devices from Windows 10 Anniversary Update. Examples for affected devices are: Samsung 940UX USB monitor Is there a workaround or any alternative (other than going back to Windows 7)?