dell laptop docking station with monitor

#DELL LAPTOP DOCKING STATION WITH MONITOR DRIVERS#

The DEL4096 (S/N ending 4c4c) is on analog inputīoth of them support the same resolutions with same timing in the identification ( EDID). The two monitors, despite having the same commercial name, are of two different types. We do have other users with the same laptop, and two monitors with this dock and they don't have issues. It's not wireless in any way, so I don't think it's the one you found a reference to. inf file in the download, and whilst it's updated the name in Device Manager, it's not allowing any higher resolutions to be set. I've manually updated the driver for it in Device Manager using the.

#DELL LAPTOP DOCKING STATION WITH MONITOR DRIVERS#

exe from Dell, and it failed to apply the drivers for the monitor with the resolution issue. (?) I think this might be the case where dell is calling multiple docks by the same name The DDM application will at least tell you if the EDID data is actually being detected from the monitors themselves.ĮDIT: Dell also says: The D3000 Wireless Dock does not support more than 1 external monitor.

I believe the 'monitor drivers' available from dell (here) manually add the EDID information so you can get the proper resolution. This sounds like a case where the EDID data isn't being detected for some reason. Make sure your USB 3 drivers are also the most recent available from the chipset maker (intel), NOT Microsoft's drivers. You should have both the core software and the graphics software installed. There are 2 sets of drivers for the Displaylink USB docks.

Dell laptop docking station with monitor