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USB display and the built-in HDMI are not working simultaneously.
On my laptop, I have an external display HDMI port. The HDMI port works great. When I plugin only the USB Display port then this also works (Sometimes after 2 minutes it goes into the black screen then again I need to plug off and plugin). But when I plug in 2 monitors one with the built-in HDMI port another with the USB Display then the only HDMI port works. The USB Display is not working if the HDMI is connected. It shows the black screen. USB display and the built-in HDMI are not working simultaneously.
System Specifications: Laptop: Asus Processors: Intel® Core™ i7-8750H CPU @ 2.20GHz Graphics:
- Intel® UHD Graphics 630
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060
Log:
Please, look into this issue and the software needs an update on this issue.
Having the same issue, I disabled the Intel GPU and it didn't work.
Hopefully there is a fix soon, thank you!
this driver dependence Microsoft Indirect Display Driver，now there is no slolution
this driver dependence Microsoft Indirect Display Driver，now there is no slolution
try this System>Display>Graphics >MS USB Display Select Intel or NAVDIA
It is not working. Please fix the issue. The USB Display is not working if the HDMI is connected. It shows the black screen. USB display and the built-in HDMI are not working simultaneously. Please try to find the solution, I need the fix very badly.
this driver dependence Microsoft Indirect Display Driver，now there is no slolution
try this System>Display>Graphics >MS USB Display Select Intel or NAVDIA
Tried but not working.
esta dependência do driver Microsoft Indirect Display Driver, agora não há slolution
tente este Sistema>Tela>Gráficos>MS USB Display Selecione Intel ou NAVDIA
Tentei mas não funcionou.
me too
help @MindShow
@MindShow Do you have any idea if it will be possible to fix this in the future?
Hey,
Unisntall then install(without usb to hdmi adapter plugged in)
after computer restarts plug in adapter then other hdmi. if that doesnt work go into your nvida control panel and change global settings to "auto select"
hope this helps :)
@rand3920 In which setting option in the Nvidia Control Panel need to change global settings to "auto select"? Can you provide a photo? This will fix the problem? USB display and the built-in HDMI will be working simultaneously? Did this work for you?
Can confirm it doesn't work if there is a monitor plugged in in the laptop hdmi port. My setup is similar to OP's, but with an AMD integrated graphics card instead of Intel.
Switching stuff in the Nvidia control panel didn't solve this, BUT, if the laptop HDMI port is free, the USB-HDMI only works if it's set to integrated gpu.
So, in short, here's the situation:
- Only one monitor plugged to USB-HDMI: works if the gpu config is set to auto-select or integrated graphics
- One monitor plugged to USB-HDMI, and another monitor plugged into laptop's HDMI: Doesn't work no matter the setting.
@rand3920 I would also really like to know if the steps ins your comment solved the problem to you, because no luck here.
Edit: Just tested the adapter in another PC (with only one GPU), and works as expected (for a total of 3 monitors, one of them being a tablet drawing screen), so it's not a faulty unit.
I literally bought this adapter to be able to have another screen on my high performance pc with dedicated graphics there is no solution please
Update did not resolve my ticket issue help me https://github.com/MindShow/USBDisplay/issues/14
Hi @TempleV and @pfjarschel
I simply changed the "preferred graphics setting" setting in my nvidia control panel to "auto select" then restarted computer and it has been working for me since.
I am using my laptops display, a 4k monitor with my laptops hdmi port and a 1080p monitor with my laptops 3.0 usb port(using usb to hdmi converter and USB display driver). So 3 total monitors working at the same time flawlessly although the 1080p monitor has some mouse lag by milliseconds it plays videos and stuff fine.
@rand3920 It has worked here in some scenarios but not exactly what I want. Could you please try to close your laptop lid and check if the other two monitors will still work? When I try to do this here, the monitor connected to the USB Adapter stop working again
@lucascsouza have you tried closing your laptop with your phone plugged in through the usb port that you currently have your hdmi to usb converter plugged into?
if your phone stops charging when you close the lid then you just have to change some settings in your computer to stop disabling usb ports when closing the lid.
Also theres a specific setting for your computer if using windows to do nothing when closing the lid
Hi @TempleV and @pfjarschel
I simply changed the "preferred graphics setting" setting in my nvidia control panel to "auto select" then restarted computer and it has been working for me since.
I am using my laptops display, a 4k monitor with my laptops usb port and a 1080p monitor with my laptops 3.0 usb port(using usb to hdmi converter and USB display driver). So 3 total monitors working at the same time flawlessly although the 1080p monitor has some mouse lag by milliseconds it plays videos and stuff fine.
Thats nots work for me Win 11 I5 10300h Rtx 3050 laptop
Hi @TempleV and @pfjarschel
I simply changed the "preferred graphics setting" setting in my nvidia control panel to "auto select" then restarted computer and it has been working for me since.
I am using my laptops display, a 4k monitor with my laptops usb port and a 1080p monitor with my laptops 3.0 usb port(using usb to hdmi converter and USB display driver). So 3 total monitors working at the same time flawlessly although the 1080p monitor has some mouse lag by milliseconds it plays videos and stuff fine.
That didn't work here too. Win10 (I also tried on win11) AMD Ryzen 5 GTX 1650
Hi @TempleV and @pfjarschel
I simply changed the "preferred graphics setting" setting in my nvidia control panel to "auto select" then restarted computer and it has been working for me since.
I am using my laptops display, a 4k monitor with my laptops hdmi port and a 1080p monitor with my laptops 3.0 usb port(using usb to hdmi converter and USB display driver). So 3 total monitors working at the same time flawlessly although the 1080p monitor has some mouse lag by milliseconds it plays videos and stuff fine.
Yeah, I tried that, but it didn't work, at all. Guess it can be dependent on the rest of the hardware or OS as well (motherboard, etc). Could you please share your specs?
Mine is an ASUS TUF FX505DU laptop, with Nvidia GTX1660ti/AMD Vega GPUs and Ryzen 7 3750H processor, running Windows 11.
Hi, same here, Laptop Video Specs: Intel UHD Graphics 630 & Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050
USB Display works fine using Intel GPU, but when local HDMI port is connected, USB Display software Crash, and restart every 3 to 4 secs.
Is this will be fixed, or i start to seek another hardware solution?
Thank You in advanced!
PS, i heve tried all solutions here, even Nvidia software forcing USB display to Intel UHD, but still the same issue.
Hi, same here, Laptop Video Specs: Intel UHD Graphics 630 & Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050
USB Display works fine using Intel GPU, but when local HDMI port is connected, USB Display software Crash, and restart every 3 to 4 secs.
Is this will be fixed, or i start to seek another hardware solution?
Thank You in advanced!
PS, i heve tried all solutions here, even Nvidia software forcing USB display to Intel UHD, but still the same issue.
@tirolocop this is exactly what happens here, restart every 3 to 4 secs after plug the HDMI cable. I also started to look another hardware solutions, I saw a Wavlink adapter (UG17D1) working in a video.