usb 3.0-10 Windows ThinkPad docking station

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• T420 cannot use the USB 3.0 of 4337 ThinkPad docking station

  I have a ThinkPad T420 - with only the USB 2.0 Ports. I bought a docking station with USB 3.0 Port 4337 - but I can't use it with USB 3.0 speed. Where is the problem? What is the solution?

  T420 doesn't support USB 3.0, the only solution is to upgrade your machine of T430.

• W510: USB 3.0 in combination with docking station

  Hello

  Is the docking station for the ports of USB 3.0 W510 support or do I connect USB 3.0 devices directly to the W510?

  Thanks for your help.

  Michael

  Yah not quite the case. Ports on your pc look exactly a like. Usb 3.0 on a w510 is via a daughter card and it seems that this connection is not passed through the donnector from dock to dock. But yes dock isn't capable of usb 2.0 and 3.0

• USB port is not HARD drive docking station

  I am using a USB docking station to retrieve data from a HDD to EIDE WD Caviar.  When I plug the engine up to the docking station with the installed drive in the usb port, the PC is not as he knows that something is connected to the port.  PC just does nothing...

  -E-

  HP Pavilion 500-214

  Earn 8.1

  ALERT, your docking station - not for Western Digital drives by seller info, see here.   Order the adapter that I recommended.

• Dell Latitude 10 + 8.1 Windows Pro + Docking Station = not in position to use the LAN connection?

  I have a dell Latitude 10 that I had just upgraded to Windows Pro 8.1, everything seems to work fine except for the LAN on the docking port, I tried all the old and latest versions of the drivers 7500LANUSB out there with no success to get it to work properly.  All the other ports in the station properly.  I also tried with another Dell Latitude 10 w\ Windows 8 and works very well.  Also with another Tablet that has Windows 8.1 with the same result as the first with not able to use the connection to the LAN on the dock.   PLEASE HELP ME!  I have 93 of these devices that we will upgrade to Win 8.1 via WDS, but it can't happen until this is resolved.

  I confirmed that a tablet of 10 Latitude running Windows 8.1 is able to connect to a wired LAN docked. I was able to get a valid IP address with the unit that I was testing.

  Have a look in Device Manager and make sure that your driver LAN7500 looks like this:

  

  You may completely uninstall and then reinstall the driver of LAN7500 of time management devices and programs and features.

  You can download the current version of the LAN7500 here:
  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/04/product/Latitude-10-Tablet

  the name of the file is LAN7500_Win8_A04_Setup - R84GF_ZPE.exe and it will run on Windows 8 and Windows 8.1

  Please let us know if the problem persists.

• No sound from HP - 8560p, windows 7 64 bit elitebook docking station

  I was issued a laptop Elitebook 8560p for use with a 90 W HP Docking station at work.  When the laptop is plugged into the docking station, the port ' audio out ' of the docking station does not work.  The sound continues to come out of the computer laptop speakers, or, if I plug the headphones into the headphone for laptop, it comes out of the helmet.  Plug the headphones into the Docking Station does not all the sounds (either of the two audio ports - in or out).  When the laptop is plugged into the docking station, no additional reading device does appear in the audio menu - just an output HDMI AMD (disabled) and speakers (activated).

  The speakers/headphones on the laptop works fine, the problem is just that the docking station is in no way "replica" or the audio output support and it's as if the port of the enclosure of the dock just weren't there.  So, I could use my headset by plugging directly to the laptop, but this really seems to defeat the whole concept of a docking station.  All other ports (video, usb) seem to work on the docking station.

  I am running Windows 7, 64-bit.

  I reinstalled the sound driver (for laptop) so that the laptop was plugged into the dock.  That did the trick.

• Docking station issues with power - power of the outdated USB hub

  We get an outdated 'USB hub power' error on my docking station with an E7440 anchored in it.  Worked fine, since I have received the device, but all of a sudden it-error when I try to access any flash drive.  Swapped out with a new one, number the same dock.  Also swapped power adapter, also with no effect.  Any ideas on the problem or resolution?

  Did you by chance install or upgrade of Citrix Receiver recently?  I did and my USB ports no longer works in the docking station.  This link has Details of why:

  blog.wisefaq.com/.../USB-Power-issues-with-Citrix-Receiver

• Ports of billing to the USE of the docking station does not

  I have a tablet of w700 acer iconia, the usb port on works actually compressed, but the usb three extra ports on the docking station do not work. How can I solve this problem?

  You have the power connected to the dock?  The USB ports on the dock will only work if the power is connected.  (If this isn't the problem, you can have a defective dock).

• Docking Station Ports does not

  Computer: EliteBook 8730W

  Docking station: KQ752AA

  Power supply: REPLACEMENT-LA03

  Operating system: MS/Win7 Pro (64-bit)

  After the migration of the MS/XP USB ports on the laptop and docking station is no longer works when the laptop is placed in the docking station.  At startup, the system hangs with a request to press the ESC key for startup. Awesome!

  In stand-alone mode, laptop boots-up with all the USB ports work.  Suspect that I'm missing a driver who probably did not install during the migration process.  Help!

  Kind regards

  WHG

  Try to install the drivers for the HP usb docking station

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=3784205&swItemId=ob_83838_2&swEnvOid=4059#TAB4

• 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!

• 2 docking stations connectable to laptop at the same time without crashing my Windows Vista Business?

  I am a 67-year-old educator specialized for 10 children with special needs.  Eelle have degrees of autism and require very individualized changes of their standardized curriculum class in public schools.  My laptop was purchased in 2007, and while she is an old lady like me, she is reliable, powerful and small enough horse for me to work on the fly... I just want to her top in order to exploit one of my docking stations or both at the same time...

  Gateway model C-5815 notebook convertible; touchscreen navigation or Penabled; Intel Centrino Core 2 Duo processor; U 7500 1.06 GHZ GHZ 1.07; 4 GB RAM 32-bit operating system. Windows Vista Business... AND ONLY 2 USB PORTS from where I work, 2 external hard drives, 2 printers; 2 scanners; 1 external TV/monitor, 1 keyboard, 1 ball control, external speakers and sinc various gps units, Ipods, cell phones, etc etc etc...  I did all this by the docking station to a generic port Targus 3 unit and an extension of USB Belkin 7port...

  UPDATE  Mahalo for anyone who has tried to help me with this question... I read everything that was recommended, but nothing has addressed this issue directly. In the end, I just bit the bullett and both plugged to my laptop... She has chewed on everything what adding new material for some time, but then she moved and purred... I even tried plugging and unplugging does material of a docking, and still she purred...  Mahalo to look at the problem (not) with me... Apparently the business Windows Vista is quite difficult to adapt to both stations and host at the same time...

  Hi Susan,.

  I can tell you to check out this link, I'm sure you'll find a useful link.

  https://www.google.com/#hl=en&output=search&sclient=psy-ab&q=how+can+i+connect+my+docking+station+to+Windows+ehow&oq=how+can+i+connect+my+docking+station+to+Windows+ehow&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&gs_l=hp.3...456.11746.0.12146.54.33.0.0.0.1.1361.9466.3-3j1j0j2j5.11.0...0.0.jVAoex9_uGc&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.r_qf.,cf.osb&fp=1ddfc57b13f7bd6e&biw=1249&bih=565

• Dock Station LE877AA #ABA: EliteBook 2560p Dock Station LE877AA #ABA: failure of USB Port

  Dock Station LE877AA #ABA comments

  Power button on the laptop dock turns: mouse USB LED lights at the start but cuts when windows starts.

  * Mouse works when connected directly to the laptop (the mouse is good and not the question)

  * When it is docked, ethernet LAN card is working properly

  The dock audio port works correctly with a helmet

  DisplayPort product dock image on HD TV

  What can be done to "activate" USB ports: is there something that I missed?  An action diagnosis of suggestions or questions are appreciated.  Thank you.

  UPDATE: Screenshot of the System Device Manager anchored.

  

  United Nationsversion anchored: has no 'unknown device' http://s6.postimg.org/u4338ky9t/snap00242.jpg .   Now you're wondering how to find the driver: disk comes with docking station doesn't have a drivers...

  Although I have installed the first set of drivers, I ended up click with the right button on the "unknown device" in Device Manager and install the "Generic USB hub" and it works now.

  Thanks for the answers!

• Toshiba Dynadock U Universal USB docking Station

  I have a Toshiba Dynadock U Universal USB Docking Station (PA3927U-1PRP) that I have connected to my Dell XPS17 laptop via a port USB3. Everything works fine except for the Ethernet connection and the laptop does not seem to see. Under network and Internet > network connections the connection does not appear in the list, but the connected network of light at the back of the dock is flashing, indicating a connection at least to the dock.

  In addition, under Device Manager. Other devices, dynadock Ethernet is listed with a yellow exclamation point and says there is no driver installed. When you try to find the driver, it can be located anywhere.

  I returned a Targus USB3 docking due to the same issue and now think that this could be a Windows 7 problem.

  Any advice on troubleshooting?

  16/03/12: I called Dell support and they walked me through the uninstall of all the docking drivers, then relocation. everything works fine now.

  Hello

  1. it worked before?

  2 have. what stage you tried to find the driver?

  3. are you able to use other devices?

  4. have you tried in another computer?

  The yellow mark could be due to the possible corruption of the drivers.

  These steps can help you:

  Method 1:

   

  Update driver by following the steps in the below link:

   

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

   

  Method 2:

   

  a. Click Start > type in devmgmt.msc in the search box, press enter > right click on the device and click on uninstall. And restart the computer.

  b. access the website http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/home.jsp

  c. click on the download option and download the latest driver.

  I hope this helps.

• Decrypt the files on an internal hard drive that is mounted using the USB docking station

  I encrypted a file in Windows 7. This internal hard drive failed after a few days due to some problems of device driver.

  Am able to access the internal hard drive using a USB docking station and eSata and ride on a different area of windows 7.
  I can't copy the encrypted content. It throws an access denied error.
  Need help to copy these files. How to decrypt the folder and copy the files?
  Thank you
  Robert

  Hi k,.

  Welcome to the Microsoft community!

  I suggest you for this post in the Forum of security Windows 7 for better assistance.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itprosecurity/threads
   
   
  I hope this useful information!

• D3100 Docking station for Windows 8.1 (XPS13 2015)

  So, it seems that this new dell docking station does not seem to work properly with the new XPS 13 (model 2015) provided with Windows OS 8.1.  I ordered 10 for our 4 k for monitors for hdmi output and potential users, but it seems after hours with support technical Dell that it seems that they cannot get any close to solve the problem.

  The problem is that after installing the docking station software.   All except two devices are kept under the Device Manager as devices with no driver (Gigabit Ethernet from Dell, Dell USB Audio).  I thought that I could watch live without these two devices, but after plugging a monitor Dell 4 K I receive either out of my XPS 13 laptop.

  I tried to download the D3100 drivers from the Dell website, but it is the same facility available at the installation of cd-rom and re - install is not updating the drivers.

  If someone found the resolution to do that, it would be very useful.

  I had this problem with a Latitude 7350 2 in 1 and the D3100 dock.  I'm on Windows 10.  This problem has been driving me crazy

  I went to C:\Program Files\DisplayLink Core Software.  Go to the Audio driver file and CdcNcmDriver files and to find files with .inf extension.   Right-click on it and choose Install.

  That should load the drivers that you need for the two elements.  Finally, this is what worked for me.

  If you do not see the extensions, you must go into Control Panel - file Explorer options - View tab and uncheck the hide Extensions for known file types.