This driver includes support for the USB video and audio and Ethernet drivers for the DisplayLink chip used in devices. DisplayLink wireless VR technology allows freedom of movement without tethers, unlocking a whole new range of applications in gaming, simulation, education, and commerce. To make the DisplayLink USB audio device default: Click on the USB audio device matching the product brand Note: The actual name of this device will differ depending on the product. Choose Set Default to make this the default audio output. It may be necessary to restart applications using audio to force them to use the new default audio output.
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Our technology makes it simple to connect any display to any computer that supports USB or Wi-Fi (which they all do) and provides universal solutions for a range of corporate, home and embedded applications where easy connectivity of displays enhances productivity.
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At home or in a small office setting, DisplayLink-powered docking stations, monitors and adapters can be used to make the most of the physical workspace available. Whether it’s a business laptop, the family MacBook, or an Android tablet or smartphone, they can all connect to the same additional monitors, keyboard and mouse using a DisplayLink-enabled universal dock. Any device, any O.S, any connector – it just works.
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Meeting Rooms
Meeting room systems powered by DisplayLink technology make it easier to connect and conduct business using any of the leading conference systems operated by organizations around the globe. With broad compatibility and connectivity, DisplayLink systems dramatically simplify deployment for IT teams and usability for workers. The same core system allows you to scale from huddle rooms to large-scale boardrooms, hassle-free.
Enterprise Productivity
DisplayLink-enabled docking solutions simplify infrastructure deployment providing future and backwards compatibility for any operating system, any platform, and any USB connector. Full support for Corporate Install and Microsoft-signed drivers simplifies the installation process based on an organization's wants and needs. DisplayLink works closely with key industry partners, customers and Fortune 500 companies to ensure a seamless experience for Enterprise customers.
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An increase in embedded computing power means there are now new ways to connect displays to embedded applications. Embedded hosts can encode display data and send it over a network (e.g. USB or Ethernet) to a decoding ASIC on a display. DisplayLink provides an SDK to create solutions using our embedded chipset family. These ICs can connect displays to a client using USB/Ethernet providing advantages in flexibility, power, design size and resolution.
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INTRODUCTION
This article describes how to update a sound card driver in Windows Vista and in Windows XP.
This article is intended for a beginning to intermediate computer user.
You may find it easier to follow the steps if you print this article first.
Windows Vista
To update the sound card driver, follow these steps:
Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click System.
Click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager.
If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type the password, or click Continue.Click Sound, video, and game controllers to expand.
Under Sound, video, and game controllers, double-click the entry for your sound card, and then click the Driver tab.
Note If a Driver tab is not present, the entry that you clicked under Sound, video, and game controllers may not be the correct entry for your sound card. Try clicking any additional entries listed under Sound, video, and game controllers.Click Update Driver Software.
Follow the Update Driver Software Wizard to update the sound card driver.
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Windows XP
To update the sound card driver, follow these steps:
Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click System.
Click the Hardware tab.
Expand Sound, video, and game controllers.
Double-click the sound card, and then click the Driver tab.
Click Update Driver.
Follow the Hardware Update Wizard to update the sound card driver.
More Information
If you receive a message that the device is not working correctly, the sound card is not listed, or you must obtain driver software, contact your sound card manufacturer for more help. You may also have to contact the computer manufacturer if you find that the steps to update the sound card driver do not work.
For information about your hardware manufacturer, visit the following Web site:
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/vendors/en-usMicrosoft provides third-party contact information to help you find technical support. This contact information may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this third-party contact information.
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