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rpc · 07-26-2010, 02:24 AM

Computer #2 test.
HP dv8t Notebook (Intel i7 quad/Nvidia graphics only-no gpu switching/Win7 64 pro)
Flawless install and even better performance than the Tosh with Optimus.

Computer #1(Tosh m640) CPU load @ idle has returned to normal. Sorry, my bad. Don't know what that was about, but after restoring a fresh image, and doing a new install of the beta driver...very nice!

looking fwd to the next beta version.

Sometimes I do wish that there was a QUICK(one click, 2 click?) way to disable the DisplayLink driver/service/start up processes.....
Seriously, that's my only future feature request.
There are 2 processes that are listed in Task Manager that can not be stopped on the fly. There is a DisplayLinkService in Services, and a USB display device in device manager......Wow. There's no stopping this THING without a complete uninstall.

Thanks DL!

07-26-2010, 02:24 AM	#2
rpc Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 2	Computer #2 test. HP dv8t Notebook (Intel i7 quad/Nvidia graphics only-no gpu switching/Win7 64 pro) Flawless install and even better performance than the Tosh with Optimus. Computer #1(Tosh m640) CPU load @ idle has returned to normal. Sorry, my bad. Don't know what that was about, but after restoring a fresh image, and doing a new install of the beta driver...very nice! looking fwd to the next beta version. Sometimes I do wish that there was a QUICK(one click, 2 click?) way to disable the DisplayLink driver/service/start up processes..... Seriously, that's my only future feature request. There are 2 processes that are listed in Task Manager that can not be stopped on the fly. There is a DisplayLinkService in Services, and a USB display device in device manager......Wow. There's no stopping this THING without a complete uninstall. Thanks DL! Last edited by Pawel; 10-28-2010 at 02:30 PM.