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Wim · 08-05-2016, 04:47 PM

Hi

We are aware of this issue and been talking to Flux about it. There is a new graphics architecture for DisplayLink displays in Windows 10 Anniversary update, which we have worked with Microsoft on. This gives better compatibility for DisplayLink graphics, but it looks like something is wrong when we use the new Windows interface for DisplayLink graphics and flux is enabled.

The DisplayLink driver can no longer have any impact on the native graphics drivers, so this is not directly caused by DisplayLink. The suspicion is that this issue could be with the OS and it has been raised with Microsoft to investigate further.

Thanks

Wim

08-05-2016, 04:47 PM	#5
Wim Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 1,561	Hi We are aware of this issue and been talking to Flux about it. There is a new graphics architecture for DisplayLink displays in Windows 10 Anniversary update, which we have worked with Microsoft on. This gives better compatibility for DisplayLink graphics, but it looks like something is wrong when we use the new Windows interface for DisplayLink graphics and flux is enabled. The DisplayLink driver can no longer have any impact on the native graphics drivers, so this is not directly caused by DisplayLink. The suspicion is that this issue could be with the OS and it has been raised with Microsoft to investigate further. Thanks Wim