Updated to macOS Sonoma 14.5...

[alexcstanley]

... and now my screen connected by DisplayLink isn't working

I can see that the Apple System Report can see the DisplayLink adapter connected to USB, but no amount of unplugging and replugging the screen is working. I can see in the DisplayLink Manager that it doesn't think anything is connected.

Any suggestions please?

Thanks

[scampbell6]

same issue pretty much for everyone on desktop Sonoma 14.4.1. In Security settings of macOS, we no longer have the option to allow the USB and display link has become a brick. Support here will just redirect you to the hardware manufacturer who will redirect you back to displaylink who will redirect you back to the hardware manufacturer. Clearly it's a software issue and displaylink has become useless unfortunately with support that won't acknowledge the problem since the Sonoma 14.4.1 update.

[rasheemjones16]

Having same issue....DisplayLink Manager is say that there is no DisplayLink-enabled display detected. It was working just fine 2 days. I hope some support comes soon.

[colorcritical]

I upgraded to macOS 14.5 today and almost expected DeviceLink to not work. Sure enough it didn't after I finished the update.

I uninstalled DeviceLink from Apps and reinstalled it again, rebooted and it still didn't see my two HP displays.

I shut down my MacBook and unplugged my USB-C Dock. I rebooted my MacBook and plugged the power to the Dual Display USB-C Dock and opened Device Link, only to notice I needed to re-install the extension again (found under Support tab). I rebooted again.

This must have reset preferences, Because I had to manually start DeviceLink from Applications and then manually reselect "Launch automatically after login".

This seemed to work and I am now back up and running with macOS 14.5 and Device Link Manager 1.10.1(Build 93) with two hp Z24n G2 displays.

- Marc

[LAecho]

Hello, I have the same issue. Where did you find the extension? I didn't see it on the support tab, thanks!

[abdullah]

Same happened with me. has anyone found any solution or alternative? its really urgent

[abdullah]

Originally Posted by colorcritical

I upgraded to macOS 14.5 today and almost expected DeviceLink to not work. Sure enough it didn't after I finished the update.

I uninstalled DeviceLink from Apps and reinstalled it again, rebooted and it still didn't see my two HP displays.

I shut down my MacBook and unplugged my USB-C Dock. I rebooted my MacBook and plugged the power to the Dual Display USB-C Dock and opened Device Link, only to notice I needed to re-install the extension again (found under Support tab). I rebooted again.

This must have reset preferences, Because I had to manually start DeviceLink from Applications and then manually reselect "Launch automatically after login".

This seemed to work and I am now back up and running with macOS 14.5 and Device Link Manager 1.10.1(Build 93) with two hp Z24n G2 displays.

- Marc

this didn't work for me

[aguilar_mj]

Originally Posted by abdullah

this didn't work for me

turn off the docker andt try

[Nicojons]

Same for me.
After I installed Sonoma 14.5
Displaylink manager stop working.
So I uninstalled Displaylink manager, I reinstalled it again.
I shutdown my mac and unplugged my dock.
I rebooted my mac plugged the dock. I resinstalled the displaylink extension.
I rebooted again.
with all of it the app doesnt work.

Please I need help from support.

[Nicojons]

After a few hours of trying to get the Displaylink manager to work.
I restarted the operation but when unplugging the dock I also unplugged all the devices.
And now the app reworks correctly.