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1. #TARGUS USB DRIVER DOWNLOAD 2 1.1 PORT REPLICATOR FULL#
2. #TARGUS USB DRIVER DOWNLOAD 2 1.1 PORT REPLICATOR WINDOWS 10#

Systemmodell HP Spectre x360 Convertible 13-ac0XX

#TARGUS USB DRIVER DOWNLOAD 2 1.1 PORT REPLICATOR WINDOWS 10#

Apologizes!Īfter going through the diagnostics here is what I can see:īetriebsystemname Microsoft Windows 10 Home It took a while to get through the diagnostics (since the diagnostics were in German). Thanks again for contacting Plugable support and best wishes!

Please don’t hesitate to let us know of other questions. Please plug the dock with your monitors attached to it into your computer, then go to this page and follow the instructions there: We have a troubleshooting tool that helps us find out what is going on in situations like this. What ports are the monitors connected to on the back of the dock? Both “4K” and “2K” HDMI ports? Sometimes a reset in this order can resolve this issue.Īre you using the USB-C to USB-C cable that the dock shipped with or are you using a 3rd party cable? Wait about 30-60 seconds, then reconnect the power cable first, USB-C host cable next, and USB devices last. "Fully unplug the dock from all devices, power, and USB-C cable to the host computer.

#TARGUS USB DRIVER DOWNLOAD 2 1.1 PORT REPLICATOR FULL#

You’ve already tried a power cycle reset so I don’t expect having you do it again is going to necessarily help, but here’s our reset procedure in full just in case: Thank you for contacting Plugable support! Sorry to hear about this issue. Same goes for the docking station which is charging the laptop correctly when plugged in.ĭo you have any idea how I can get them working again?

Also, they work perfectly when plugged into the laptop directly. The monitors don’t seem to be broken as they display a “input signal not found” message when I plug in the docking station. It seems as if the monitor on the HDMI 4k port randomly and briefly displays the screen (but then stops again) whilst the other one on the HDMI 2k port does nothing alltogether. When I touched the HDMI cables of the other monitor to make sure there was no loose contact, the one that had just restarted working, broke down again. One monitor was back - but only briefly, unfortunately. I also tried reinstalling the DisplayLink drivers. I then tried unplugging everything from the docking station and replugging it: power cable first > then USB-C host cable > then HDMI cables but it didn’t work. I tried unplugging it again, and the other one, which ended with me not having none external monitor working at all. I tried unplugging the HDMI and replugging it but that didn’t solve the problem. Suddenly, the first monitor wasn’t able to connect when I plugged in my laptop. I have a HP Spectre Notebook (Win10) and used to connect 2 external moniors (also HP) via HDMI to the docking station (UD-ULTCDL) to have 3 displays in total without any problems.Įverything worked just fine until this morning. All of a sudden, I’m having troubles connecting my monitors to my plugable USB-C docking station.