DisplayLink driver installs may only partially complete or may not fully uninstall, leaving the driver in a non-working state (USB monitors don’t work), even though no errors are reported.To do that, hit the Windows key (to bring up search), type “Windows Update”, expand the important updates, and right click on the one from nVidia and select “hide update”. And then you have to stop Windows Update from offering the same update again. If you get in this situation, here’s how to do a rollback. Rollback to nVidia driver version 9.18.13.286 () solves the issue. DisplayLink released a new update (7.0M3) in November that resolved most problems, but some smaller ones remain. nVidia’s new Win8 graphics drivers may cause DisplayLink’s USB graphics driver to stop functioning or other problems. ![]() Other workarounds including connecting via USB 2.0 only, or replace Microsoft’s Windows 8 stack with Intel’s Windows 7 stack Plugable has now updated all units in stock at as of ). The problem is solved with a dock firmware update (this one is only for the Plugable UD-3000. In particular the Win 8 stack flags an error in the hub descriptor of some USB 3.0 Universal Laptop Docking stations, which then causes a cascade of errors that (on Intel USB 3.0 host controllers) can leave the xhci root port with a code 43 error, disabling all USB 3.0 ports. This is great in the long term, but the Microsoft stack may have different behavior or be stricter than USB 3.0 stacks on Windows 7.
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