#Windows 10 drivers for toshiba dynadock driver

This morning we started seeing all sorts of machines getting BSOD and it our initial research pointed directly where my gut took us, Windows & DisplayLink. We have been using Cylance for about 3 months and just deployed 1803 about June 1st. We have about half of our office using 2 different types of USB docking stations (while the rest including IT staff use Lenovo docking stations). Only when they release it is that you can upgrade. Is it me or is breaking hardware compatibility just the next line in the sand?ĭisplay Link just needs to be updated to be compatible, this happened with previous versions which is okay. The issue has been reported on the DisplayLink forums, with the solution being to harvest a memory dump and submit it as a bug report.

I swapped the dock out (it was a Fujitsu PR08) and replaced it with a Toshiba Dynadock u3.0, just to be sure it was indeed the aging software the Fujistu used, I uninstalled it and installed the newer software that came with the Toshiba, same BSOD, same error.

#Windows 10 drivers for toshiba dynadock driver

Turning on my machine this morning I got a BSOD and a message PNP Device Fatal ERROR, pretty generic, so I thought I would try to disconnect the dock I currently use as that has the majority of USB devices connected, and the issue went away, after several removals and retries I was informed that the DisplayLink driver that I have used right up to this morning was now no longer compatible with the windows version I was using.