#Uninstall displaylink driver ubuntu

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The easiest way to uninstall DisplayLink on Mac is to use a dedicated uninstaller for macOS computers. The Quickest Way to Uninstall DisplayLink on Mac. Ok, so I decided to try some kernels and it seems that 4.18.20-041820-generic is the most recent working. Thus, we can say that the DisplayLink driver, app, and kernel extension are all safe and secure for your macOS computers. You can check your current kernel like this: $ uname -r

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I haven't tried other kernels - if I try I will update the answer - but beware of this issue!

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However, I tried with the newest kernel 4.20 and the driver will not work - evdi for dkms will not compile. Ii dkms 2.3-3ubuntu9.2 all Dynamic Kernel Module Support FrameworkĪlso note, it works perfectly with the 4.15.0-45-generic kernel. Make sure you have dkms installed on your system. Thats it! Once installed you can connect your DisplayLink to the PC and it should fly. $ chmod 775 displaylink-driver-4.4.24.run Pro dual monitor driver from Mobile Pixels for Windows, macOS, or Ubuntu to keep your graphics. Step 4: By uninstalling the Nvidia driver from Ubuntu, you may find the open-source driver blacklisted.

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I then decided to remove Xubuntu and install Ubuntu 20.04. Step 3: Once the Nvidia drivers are purged from the system, you will need to reinstall the Ubuntu-desktop package, as it will have been uninstalled during step 2. I then encountered a number of issues where it would freeze up entirely at the login screen, I couldn't even get to a different tty.

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Then unzip, make sure it's runable and install (change the below file names to your versions): $ unzip DisplayLink USB Graphics Software for Ubuntu 4.4.zip 6 or later : Uninstall any legacy DisplayLink driver (v5. I was using a USB-C dock to connect the laptop to my other monitors with the DisplayLink driver installed. Sudo rm -f /lib/systemd/system/dlm.serviceĭownload driver from HERE. To remove old/install new apply the below steps: sudo. Please note that this is NOT a complete driver for DisplayLink devices. The project is part of the DisplayLink Ubuntu development which enables support for DisplayLink USB 3.0 devices on Ubuntu. Script will download all dependencies for you. It is essentially a virtual display you can add, remove and receive screen updates for, in an application that uses the libevdi library. Once you have the script, remove the currently installed driver/module and install the new version. You will have to use a script, however, which you can obtain from HERE (Github). I am writing this after updating to 4.20.13 It is now possible to install the driver with new versions of kernels.

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This HOWTO covers how to configure and install the DisplayLink driver evdi. I don't want to use DisplayLink with it-ever again anymore. (Code 56) I have uninstalled Displaylink as I know understand it is built. However, a DisplayLink window keeps popping up asking me to install the DisplayLink drivers, constantly all the time. UPDATE: March 2019 -> DisplayLink with kernel > 4.18.20 When I uninstall DisplayLink and restart, I can use my Dell S2340T monitor just by connecting it via HDMI and USB (for the touch) and it works great. The newer DL - 3100 / 512Mb / DVI device despite not having USB3 available, is working on USB2 much much better than the old DL-165 / 8Mb / VGA device, difference between usable and not.UPDATE: April 2019 -> DisplayLink with kernel > 5.0.5 also works. Opening laptop lid or enabling laptop main display is resolving that issue. This issue is happening only when external DisplayLink display is the only one which is enabled. Maybe I'll try removing displaylink-driver-5.4. now, reloading displaylink-driver-5.4., (it's newer?) and see if it keeps working In recent Ubuntu 20.04 users started to report extremely slow refresh rate on DisplayLink screens run by udl or evdi kernel drivers. Uninstalling displaylink-driver-5.4. and then reloading displaylink-driver-5.4. seems to have allowed the new Startech device to start working. Must just have been coincidence my old device started working at the point when I tried loading the new driver. Turns out my old Lindy 42744 VGA / DisplayLink DL-165 based device, didn't use the newer DisplayLink driver but was running using the "Open source UDL driver". Seems I never needed the latest displaylink-driver-5.4. (or even displaylink-driver-5.4., the specific driver Startech recommend for their USB32DVIPRO DVI / DL-3100 device) when I was using the older VGA / DL-165 device. Please note that the evdi kernel module is still in the memory.Ī reboot is required to fully complete the uninstallation edited by nginmu October 29th, 2021 at 03:46 PM. Stopping displaylink-driver systemd service Deleting from: /lib/modules/5.11.0-39-generic/updates/dkms/ Use the dkms install command to reinstall any previous module version. No original module was found for this module on this kernel. Deleting from: /lib/modules/5.11.0-34-generic/updates/dkms/ Status: Before uninstall, this module version was ACTIVE on this kernel. Code: sudo displaylink-installer uninstallĭisplayLink Linux Software 5.4.1-55.174 install script called: uninstall