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Question: Does this work with Mac OS X with the latest DisplayLink drivers?
Document: I have a HP Envy 17t-j100 Quad Edition, i7 processor, 16 Gb RAM running Win8.1. I was a little nervous about a device that pipes video (and audio and other stuff) through a compressed USB 3.0 connection to run an external monitor, but I figured I could send it back if it didn't work.I was pleasantly surprised to find that it fired up and worked right out of the box, after I downloaded the Win8 drivers from the DisplayLink website.
Bought it for a pc then a week later I bought a Mac. Works on both operating systems but you have to download the displaylink driver on your own for the mac
I have a few complaints.1) When I move from one of my homes to the other, sometimes, I have to reinstall the drivers installed on the port replicator to make it work. This is really more annoyance than anything else since it only happens on rare occasions.2) When doing a reboot (I have the laptop encrypted and a special pre-boot menu) I have to open the laptop to see the display.
Terrible product. Screen flashes constantly and often goes unresponsive AND it considerably slows down the performance of my new laptop. Product support is terrible and HP has no answers. DisplayLink (the chip that powers the PR) says that their newest drivers fix Win 8.1 compatibility issues but it does not and the software running in the background when connected makes my 2.8Ghz i7 Intel processor and 16GB RAM feel worse that the laptop it just replaced.
This docking station allows me to connect my Dell Ultra book to my 27&#34; Apple Cinema Display via the DisplayPort connection at full resolution. You just have to purchase a DisplayPort male to Mini DisplayPort female adapter cable. Great way to connect a non-Mac laptop to your Cinema Display.
I downloaded the Windows 7 32 bit, driver for the DisplayLink, installed it, it had updated the HP Port Replicator (at least it indicated that it did) and after several flicks, I got a FULL SCREEN on the external monitor.
I missed the fine print that didn't mention Windows 8. USB and Ethernet worked fine, but HDMI port doesn't work with Windows 8. I had to send it back.
It is easily replaced with a USB A to USB B cable. This device will work with either a USB 2 or USB 3 cable or computer just limited throughput if everything is not USB 3. I didn't have any issues running in USB 2 mode.
Firstly - didn't work. Took a month to get a replacement from HP. By that time it became obvious a $5 USB strip is better to plug in a bunch of USB devices, and this thing doesn't help with using two monitors with the laptop anyway. I fail to see the point of it.
The replacement port replicator (my third) did not solve the problem that caused me to get the 1st replacement (monitor does not work with replicator) in January nor this 2nd replacement (external speakers stopped working with the replicator). I asked for but was denied a refund. UPDATE: I downloaded and reinstalled my audio driver. This solved my external speakers problem.
Answer: I am using it on a MAC running 10.8.4. I think I loaded latest DisplayLink drivers around the end of July looks like latest was in March. So yes works well with latest. I am running a 30" monitor on Displayport 2560 X1600.