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Notes on DisplayLink’s previous Mac beta driverĭue to these issues, from OS X 10.9 onward we actually stopped recommending our DisplayLink-based products on Mac for most users. Multiple Monitor Issues with OS X 10.9/Mavericks

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With regard to Plugable’s DisplayLink-based USB video adapters and docking stations there’s been a long history of Mac OS upgrades starting with OS X 10.9 causing undesirable behavior, and we have written extensively about these issues over the years:

#Nvidia driver for mac os x 10.12.6 how to#

Please see Workarounds at the bottom of the page for instructions on how to enroll in Apple’s Beta Software Program.

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Update 9/30/16: Apple’s pre-release update to Sierra (“10.12.1 Beta 2”) improves many of the problematic Sierra behavior outlined below. See DisplayLink’s Mac Forum for more details. In Beta 5, there are reports of DisplayLink displays not working at all. Update 10/21/16: After Beta 2, things regressed again. Issues are still present, however, involving full-screen transitions used by various applications such as Mission Control, Itunes, hot corners, and others. Update 10/26/16: The final release of 10.12.1 appears to have fixed many of the performance-related regressions and graphical glitches found in earlier versions of Sierra. Clicking or interacting with the window or application generally resolves the behavior. The key remaining issue observed in 10.12.2 Beta 1 is some windows turn black when dragged to a DisplayLink-attached displays. We are hopeful this improved behavior will persist as new Beta versions are released in the coming weeks. Early results indicate spontaneous logouts during full-screen transitions have been eliminated or drastically reduced. Update 11/11/16: The first Beta of macOS 10.12.2 appears to offer improved behavior. Update 11/21/16: The second Beta of 10.12.2 (build 16C41b) improves behavior even further and appears to fix two key outstanding bugs: Mission Control no longer crashes when DisplayLink is present, and the temporary corruption of window contents (“black window”) on DisplayLink-attached displays is significantly reduced.

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Update 12/22/16: With the final release of Sierra 10.12.2, two key fixes from the Beta releases have now carried over to full release: Mission Control and other full-screen transitions should no longer trigger a Window Server crash/spontaneous log-out, and windows should no longer appear black when moved to a DisplayLink-attached display. If you’re a Plugable user experiencing issues with Sierra and wish to be contacted when we have additional information, please send an email to and we’ll be glad to provide updates as things develop. We’re continuing to track the remaining issues and hope Apple chooses to resolve them quickly.

Apple menu icon misplaced on DisplayLink screensĭisplayLink is still requesting that users file bug reports with Apple to aid in prioritizing these issues.

Black menu bar on DisplayLink screens while mirroring (17703682).

Corruption around window borders for Carbon applications, for example Microsoft Office 2011 (18552488).

A few applications can show corruption and/or missing contents while updating windows contents.

The window server can crash logging our the user when minimizing applications, for example iTunes (23182216).

Screen corruption in Finder when “Displays have separate Spaces” is disabled in the Mission Control system preference.

To work around, select System Preferences -> Accessibility -> Display -> Reduce transparency (27244226)

Corrupted window title bar and widgets.The remaining issues being tracked by DisplayLink are (with Apple’s Bug ID noted where applicable): Update 3/29/17: With the release of Sierra 10.12.4, behavior continues to improve the blank internal screen at logon bug appears to be fixed or minimized. On September 20, 2016, Apple released a new operating system, macOS Sierra (10.12), and as with all other operating system upgrades while there can be exciting new features, there is also the potential for new issues with existing hardware and software. Please remove any previous DisplayLink driver versions via the DisplayLink uninstaller in your Applications folder prior to installing version 4.0. Please note: High Sierra (10.13) is not compatible with previous DisplayLink Mac driver versions (3.x and 2.x). Performance and stability on macOS High Sierra (10.13.3 and earlier only) with DisplayLink Mac driver version 4.1 is much improved.įor additional details please see the following post: macOS 10.13 High Sierra Significantly Improves DisplayLink Performance & Stability Update 3/30/18: The post below relates primarily to macOS Sierra (10.12).