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classroom-tech:display-driver [2016/08/25 16:15]
Martens, Robert L [Remove and Reinstall the Driver]
classroom-tech:display-driver [2019/07/30 03:54] (current)
Martens, Robert L [For macOS High Sierra Users]
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 If you are coming on campus to teach or present, you will need to install the appropriate driver package for your operating system: If you are coming on campus to teach or present, you will need to install the appropriate driver package for your operating system:
  
-  * {{:classroom-tech:​displaylink_usb_graphics_software_for_windows_8.0_m1.exe|Microsoft Windows (7, 8, 10)}} +  * [[http://plugable.com/​drivers/​displaylink|Visit the Plugable site for the most up-to-date driver for your platform]]
-  * {{:​classroom-tech:​displaylink_usb_graphics_software_for_mac_os_x_2.5.1.dmg|Apple macOS}}+
  
 Install the appropriate driver, restart the machine, then connect the docking station via USB and set your display settings as needed. Install the appropriate driver, restart the machine, then connect the docking station via USB and set your display settings as needed.
 +==== Windows 10 Users ====
 +If you are using a device with a modern release of Windows 10, the drivers will often install automatically after a short while as long as you are connected to the wireless network on campus. If you run into issues, you can use the above link to install the drivers manually, but it is recommended that you let Windows 10 attempt the install automatically first.
 +==== For macOS High Sierra Users ====
 +Running macOS 10.13 High Sierra and the docking stations can cause some odd problems. First, you will probably only see your display on the projector or TV. If you try to mirror the display, it will crash the machine and you will need to unplug the docking station to get it working again.
  
 +**You need to set the display to act independently (extended displays).**
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 +[[https://​support.displaylink.com/​knowledgebase/​articles/​1812676|You can read more about the issue here]]. If you have installed macOS 10.13.4 - 10.13.6, the display will not work. You will either need to ask for assistance for help on bypassing the docking station or you will need to update to macOS 10.14 or newer.
 ===== Reinstall the Driver ===== ===== Reinstall the Driver =====
  
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