The best way to move forward would be to get more details about your setup and the exact behavior you are seeing. Grab a cup of coffee or a cold beverage, this will take an hour or so. Go to Programs and uninstall both the DisplayLink Core Software and DisplayLink Graphics.
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The DirectX and OpenGL APIs used by many games assume direct hardware access (a PCIe graphics card). Download drivers, software, and firmware for Plugable products. They will remain disconnected until prompted to plug the device back in. 'Our DisplayLink-based USB graphics adapters and docking stations are virtual devices where much of the heavy lifting is done by the host system’s CPU, by hooking into the graphics stack. It sounds like you may be running into an issue with sleep behavior. DisplayLink installer has detected that your USB 3.0 host controller drivers - UGA-165 - Plugable Support DisplayLink installer has detected that your USB 3. Disconnect your Plugable docking station or graphics adapter (s). After having to unplug my UGA-165 adapter to move my system, I plug it back in only to find my adapter is not compatible with my system as Windows had updated to USB 3.0. It shows the driver as the Intel HD graphics: In this example, I have selected monitor ‘3’ and opened the properties by right-clicking on the monitor itself and selecting ‘Properties’. In the Screen Resolution application, each monitor connected via a USB adapter will show that the driver is the main GPU in the system (as that is what is driving it). In device manager, the adapters should be displaying under USB Display Adapters and each device should be showing the DisplayLink driver (here is an example from one of my test systems):
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