Super Speed USB 3.0 Docking Station - no power supply laptop?

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• Dell SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Docking Station model: D3000 lose 2nd monitor connection

  My Dell SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Docking Station model: D3000 is connected to my Dell Inspiron 17R 7720 SE as well as two external disk drives, an external DVD drive, printer and speakers as well as an external monitor.  Recently, I took my laptop on a trip, and when I got home, when I reconnected it it to the docking station it is no longer recognized my external monitor.

  I went through several stages of diagnostics not limited to unistalling then reinstalling the DisplayLink software and accidentally fell on the only action that seems to work - power omitting the Docking station (pulling on the power cord).  Unfortunately, this is a pretty serious action to be taken and the patch does not seem to stick, as I had my second monitor drop out after restarting my computer.

  The biggest problem is that I spent over a week trying to figure out where to get assistance for the Docking Station and the DisplayLink software.  It seems that my only alternative is to call and talk to Dell Technical Support, but is very annoying because my work hours are with Dell Technical Support, but it comes to my personal computer.

  PS another problem I have with the Station of host USB 3.0 SuperSpeed from Dell which is the rubber feet on my Dell Inspiron 17R SE 7720 are outside the width of the laptop docking Station can be positioned on top of the Docking Station because it slides right out.

  I thought I should update the Dell Community in the hope that a few users will read this BEFORE buying a Dell Super Speed USB 3.0 Docking Station.  I would update my opinion on the Dell site, but this is not supported by Dell, after entering a review you can not update.

  Since my original post here, I've known some even more frustrating failures.

  1. Failed to connect Ethernet- My Ethernet connection failed, resulting in the loss of connection with my router and although obviously internet.  I made the important diagnosis and it is finally down to pulling on the power cord of the Station of Dell Super Speed USB 3.0 host.
  2. New router connection not recognized- I bought a router of Netgear R6300 WiFi as I bought the Dell Super Speed USB 3.0 Docking Station, unfortunately I can't the device works with the Docking Station in the loop.  It is with the Dell USB 3.0 Docking Station.
  3. -Speaker problems I had problems with my speakers mounted externally which I thought maybe Windows 8 questions but finally came down to problems with the Dell Super Speed USB 3.0 Station home, fixable in some cases of powerfailing the docking station.
  4. Lack of support- Want to know if this could be caused by the software support, I discovered that the consumer is caught in the middle.  The software providing the support bi-ecrans

  In summary - I found the Dell Super Speed USB 3.0 Docking Station to be a totally reliable device with the announced characteristics does not always, including: dual screen, ethernet, sleep mode and support of speaker connection.  In addition the Docking Station does not efficiently, requiring two connections and not providing the simplicity with docking stations specific previous Dell machine.

• What is the HP USB 2.0 Docking Station driver for?

  I have a laptop HP compaq 6735 s and on the HP site containing all the drivers for this model, there is also a HP USB 2.0 Docking Station driver.

  That is it for and I have to install it? Is there another reason for displaylink software installed?

  I have windows7 x 64.

  Hello

  1. USB docking station is a docking station connected via the USB port. You can read more here:

  http://www.HP.com/hpinfo/newsroom/press_kits/2009/HPSMBEvent/HPUSB2.0DockingStation.PDF

  2 you must only its driver if you did.

  Kind regards

• X 220-Expresscard 2.0 Support / Support full Super Speed USB 3.0 (i7)?

  Hello

  I want to learn more about the X 220 - in particular, the available bandwidth for the Version i7 X 220 with its 3 USB port.

  I wish I could use black magic Design intensity shuttle with this laptop, but it requires a Super Speed USB 3.0 Port.

  It is common for laptops to use only an interconnection of single lane PCIe, giving Port USB3 2.5gbps only one of the available bandwidth. It will not be sufficient to allow this capture card work

  A similar situation is also for housing Expresscard - to be able to support Expresscard v2.0, it must provide of 5gbps (2 x PCIe v1 track). If it does, it is possible that I can buy an Expresscard 3 USB card that will have sufficient bandwidth to use the card.

  In short, I would like to know if the super speed USB 3 port can actually work at the speed and he's not paralyzed at half price.

  Just after this post because I bought the current laptop, I can confirm it support expresscard 2.0 in theory (he has a pcie 2.0 x 1 port), but more importantly for me, it has a speed great port USB 3.0 running on a lane PCIe 2.0 x 1. Good news!

• E6420 not recognizing USBs when at docking station

  New Dell 6420 running Windows 7 32-bit - when you are connected to the docking station, it does not recognize the USB ports. Ive connected my USB mouse in every usb port and nothing to receive. I connect it to the port on the laptop itself, moored and its recognized. My first thought was bad docking station, tried another (both are new) with the same result. I actually ended up trying all 4 together during my whole process. Ive done the full restart, plug back on and off the docking station with the same result. I tested the usb ports moored in the bios - the mouse is recognized in all ports. That's when the laptop is docked, in the bios settings. So I thought Windows problem, maybe a bad installation... I started Windows and now all but 2 usb ports on the docking station (or port replicator, I should say) detect the usb mouse and other usb devices. I also checked the device (while only docked and undocked) Manager the only thing Bell is an unknown device under usb devices (this unknown device stays anchored and detached).  Any suggestions on what can happen and what I should fix this... im trying to stay away from doing a full reinstall.

  Thank you.

  WARNING: THIS MAY NOT SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM (but there is an equal chance that it will be then I would try it if I were you)

  Hello

  I just started a new job and had the same problem. I fixed it as follows:

  Go to the computer

  Go to system properties

  Go to the Device Manager

  You should see "Network adapters" section full of "Unknown devices" for me there were two of them and two other devices with unrecognized names.

  Right click on each one from the first on and select "update driver software...". »

  Select "search automatically.

  After I updated all of these drivers and plugged the nano-receiver for my keyboard and wireless mouse in the dock of the computer finally recognized and let me use the keyboard and mouse, I use what I'm typing this message :)

  I hate to see these tickets up on sites for years without anyone answering them that it's really frustrating, and not a good sign for a manufacturer/vendor like Dell. Hope everyone who comes on this forum with this problem is it resolved.

  Best,

  Mike

• IdeaPad Yoga 13 + 0A 33970 ThinkPad USB 3.0 Dock Station + Windows 10 = no video output?

  All connected to the dock station seems to work fine except for the video output, which does not appear.

  Used to work fine under Win 8.1 but decided to move to Win10 yesterday... ugh.

  I tried to update on the latest software/drivers from DisplayLink and the tray icon says 'No DisplayLink devices detected'.

  Someone at - it advice?

  Finally he got to work!
  You had to use the heavy duty removal tool displaylink, unplug the displaylink to prevent resettlement (the instructions don't tell you this!), and then install the latest driver of Lenovo, then reconnect and let it complete the installation. Phew!

• Docking Station T430, Graphic interfaces laptop and a usable station at the same time?

  Dear community,

  I have a Thinkpad T430 and I want to use two external monitors.

  The Thinkpad T430 has just a mini Displayport and I don't want to use the VGA port.

  So I thought to buy a docking station.

  But there are several of them.

  I just need an additional port display (Miini) or DVI.

  The question is: if I buy a docking station

  which provides a Mini Display Port addition or an additional DVI port that I am able to use one of the docking station and integrated laptop mini display port?

  Thanks for your help.

  Kind regards

  Marskuh

  Hi marskuh,

  You should be able to use both ports simultaneously.

  Let us know if this isn't the case.

• USB 3.0 docking station pro with two monitors

  I have an E550 connected to a dock, Pro USB 3.0. To get two monitors working, I got a VGA plugged into the laptop to a monitor and a SVGA from the platform to the other. I want then to the main display on the second.

  But I can drive both monitors of the dock? It is not clear in the manual if this can be done. I suppose that if I hang a HDMI VGA adapter to the dock, I can then drive the first monitor from the dock too?

  I can confirm that it works.

  A DP/DVI for dock first monitor and a DVI/DVI for the dock to the second monitor gives an extended through the two display.

• BlackBerry Smartphones loading very slowly via USB power supply laptop

  When I use the wall charger, my fine storm costs.

  But if I connect it with the sync cable to my laptop - laptop is turned on with the BB Desktop software running (and I can confirm that I have a backup of the BB Desktop software then the drivers seem to work), the storm is charging is very very very slowly or not at all.

  Is it supposed to load OK via USB to the laptop power?  How can I go on troubleshooting this?

  Your question is not a problem, but normal and the answer "why" is simple. Wall charger puts out simply more power that the USB port on your laptop needs to (or can). In general, any single USB port is 100-150mA (and can be lower if your running on batteries and the system is allowed to control the ports), while the wall charger is to switch off a little more (700mA)... constantly.

  Not to mention that when connected to the laptop there is communication that passes between the device and the computer, especially if you use the Desktop Manager, which makes peripheral 'work' and try to reload at the same time. Sometimes the ' workload ' can be greater than the rate of charge, so why he does not pay at all.

  IMHO, load your device with the supplied charger. Only use your computer to charge your device in case of emergency. If you insist on charging the system with your laptop... Plug in your laptop computer, close the Desktop Manager and Device Manager and it should load a bit faster.

• Pavilion dv7 docking station

  I want to know if the Pavilion dv7-6b32us will have a docking station.  I'm fairly certain that the answer is, but I would get confirmed.  Thank you.

  Not the kind of glance down. Laptop manufacturers have abandoned well enough compared to consumption patterns and offer only on purely business models. You can always use a docking usb 3.0 and usb 3.0 for such high bandwidth you can have things like video and other ports gateways that work very well. The downside is that a usb 3.0 docking station invoice not the laptop isn't really a docking station for my way of thinking, just a 'port replicator. You can still encore mis put in place on your desktop with the keyboard, mouse, monitor, printer, etc. and have an extra power adapter here in all the time so you just put the phone down and connect two things and you have your office configuration, connectable to warm even.

• Satellite Pro L670 - 11 d and Dynadock U10 problem re-docking station

  This my first post on this forum - I hope I have the right category.

  We have a user with a Satellite Pro L670 - 11 d attached to a port replicator Dynadock U10 USB.

  Everything seems fine, except when press us the disconnect button (or select eject Dock) the laptop leaves the great.
  However when we try to anchor (for example after a meeting of bureau) it does not recognize the usb connection and docking station won't. We usually have to restart at this point. We are attentive to reconnect to the same usb port.

  Has anyone seen this problem and know a fix?

  Thank you

  David

  Hello

  Have you noticed this problem only under this Dynadock U10 or perhaps with the external USB HDD too?
  In my opinion, it sounds a bit like the issue of the BONE and not like the Dynadock question.

  I would recommend this control by using a USB HDD.
  Connect the USB HDD to the USB port as well.
  Then, disconnect the USB HDD and unplug the laptop HARD drive. Reconnect the HARD drive and check if the HARD drive would be connected again.
  If the same thing would happen with HARD drive, you should check the USB port
  Maybe the chipset driver will need to be updated

  But if the HARD drive is raccorderaient ok and if the question does not seem to be using the HARD drive, then, it would be necessary to check the Dynadock maybe reinstall the Dynadock from the software again.

• HP 15-g010dx: I need a docking station for my hp 15-g010dx

  I need to find a compatible docking for my laptop.  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Yes, HP is no more real "docking stations" for its consumer laptops. A docking station is a platform of snap down which provides power to the laptop and replicate ports and allows extensions such as additional hard disks, etc.. Best you can do is use a USB 3.0 "port replicator", many of whom come with video and all the ports that you might want to but not powering the laptop computer. You must always connect a power adapter directly to the laptop to use the port replicator.

  There are a lot of these on the market. HP makes one and others, too. Post back if you need assistance. Expect to pay about $100 + / for one with video.

  https://www.Amazon.com/HP-3005PR-USB-port-replicator/DP/B008KMDVPQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8 & qid = 1475009377 & SR = 8-1 & Keywords = HP + USB + 3.0 + Port + Replicator + with + HDMI

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• Computer HP laptop-17-e107nr - docking station/port replicator

  A colleague recently bought a HP laptop, off a QVC shopping channel as a replacement for an older desktop computer.

  She asked for assistance in obtaining its transferred files.  In conversation, she is also looking for something that will allow him to cling easily to its large monitor, mouse, etc. without havin plug them each time.

  The only model number I have at my disposal, right now is 17-e107nr, but I was not able to perform a search that will show me a compatible docking for this model.  She has not yet received the laptop.

  To simplify the transfer does anyone know of a compatible docking for this model or what model HP number this might amount to so I can get better.

  Thank you

  Look under Pavilion 17z-e100 series. It is the designation of the generic template for this material.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  This series of model doesn't have a "wink down" port of the docking station, so you'd have to use a plug in the usb 3.0 docking station. Something like this:

  http://www.shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/Accessories/Docking-Stations-and-Stands/H2L61AA;pgid=thRACA_XPwlSRpXnZodi0rKM0000TqBuKBDk;sid=q_Otu3_FkZGquyyeNUP5O6bKLH_nek9ql2dA6j4uLH_nevFE3yILRDGL? HP-USB-3.0-3005pr-Port-Replicator

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• USB 3.0 connecting high-speed USB 2.0 drive

  I have a Western Digital 1 TB USB 3.0 external hard drive. I connect it to the USB 3.0 port (blue) on my laptop Acer Aspire 5755-6647, who works under Windows 7 x 64.

  When you connect, I get the "this device can perform faster: this USB mass storage device can transfer information faster if you connect it to a Super Speed USB 3.0 port" message. When you copy files to the drive, I get about 32 MB/s, which corresponds to a USB 2.0 speed.

  I tried to disable the USB power management in the utility USB 3.0 host controller. I tried to uninstall the device and put it back. I'm using the cable supplied with the disc and is a USB 3.0 cable. I have the latest Renesas USB 3.0 driver installed (2.0.34.0). I also tried to use an older driver from Renesas. My BIOS is updated (P5WE0121).

  I don't know what else to do. If it helps, the first time I have connected my laptop hard drive, it's on a USB 2.0 port (I had for some reason any remembered which side of the laptop had the port 3.0 and does not check for blue). As I have said, however, I completely uninstalled the device. I suspect that Windows can be "remember" the device and install with the 2.0 driver.

  Update: I finally try one last thing before you go to Acer support. I thought that perhaps not enough power provided by my USB 3.0 port on the drive, forcing him to 'downgrade' 2.0. So I bought a cable to Yfor $5 to offer auxiliary power of the adjacent 2.0 port. Result: IT WORKS. Immediately connected as a USB 3.0 peripheral speed and transfer is USB 3.0.

  Solved. A little disappointed with the Acer/Intel for the USB 3.0 under normal, however.

• Pavilion DV6: Pavilion DV6 Docking Station

  Okay, I give up.  I can't find the good docking station for a Pavilion DV6 Notebook PC.  Model B5S13UA #ABA.  I had one requiring an extension connector, but my machine does not (that I could find).  I just need something that I can use to turn the PC power switch, run an external monitor, use a wireless keyboard/mouse, plug in my Ethernet cable and two USB ports would be nice.  Any suggestions?

  Yes a USB 3.0 dock most a spare adapter is not a bad option. As opposed to a snap down where you just walk up and put the laptop on the dock (snap) and then press a button on the dock to start, with a USB 3.0 you plug in USB, plug in the AC adapter, open the laptop, turn it on, close the lid (you will need to configure not to sleep or stops when you close the lid) and go.

  USB 3.0 provides a good external monitor support and gigabit ethernet, audio, and anything else you want, just more hassle to work with.

  http://www.Amazon.com/display-universal-docking-Ethernet-included/DP/B00C631EYU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1428525575&SR=8-1&keywords=USB+3.0+docking+station+with+HDMI

  http://www.Amazon.com/Etekcity%C2%AE-SuperSpeed-universal-resolution-2048x1152/DP/B00F3J9EZK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&QID=1428525575&SR=8-3&keywords=USB+3.0+docking+station+with+HDMI