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This topic provides a procedure that you can use to install a Plug and Play–compliant device in your computer.

Membership in the local Administrators group, or equivalent, is the minimum required to complete this procedure. Review the details in 'Additional considerations' in this topic.

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  • Locate and install driver software. Selecting this option begins the installation process. Review the details in 'Additional considerations' in this topic.
  • Ask me again later. The device is not installed and no configuration change is made to your computer. If the device is still plugged in the next time you log on to the computer, then this dialog box appears again.
  • Don't show this message again for this device. Selecting this option configures the Plug and Play service to not install the driver for this device, and does not make the device functional. To complete the installation of the device driver, you must detach the device and reattach it. For more information, see Uninstall or Reinstall a Device.
  • The device is supported by a driver package included with Windows. Driver packages included with Windows can be installed by standard users.
  • The administrator of the computer has staged the driver package in the driver store. For more information, see Stage a Device Driver in the Driver Store. Driver packages that are in the driver store can be installed by standard users.
  • The user has media with the driver package provided by the vendor. For more information, see the 'Additional considerations' in this topic.
  • Additional considerations

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  • The driver package is signed with a valid digital certificate. For more information, see the documentation on signing device drivers found on the Microsoft Web site (https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=62923).
  • The device setup class for the driver is stored in the Allow non-administrators to install drivers for these device classes computer policy. For more information, see Configure Computer Policy to Allow Non-Administrators to Install Specific Devices.
  • Additional references

    You can attach up to 4 additional displays on any Intel Mac OS X system with DisplayLink-based USB virtual graphics adapters. Whenever images are redrawn, the CPU is heavily involved, so it may not be as snappy as your main monitor — but it’s the easiest way to build an amazing, plug and play multiple monitor setup on the Mac.

    Intoxilyzer 9000 manual. If you’ve never installed DisplayLink’s Mac drivers, here’s a walk-through of the steps (using OS X 10.6.7 and DisplayLink’s v1.6 Mac driver):

    1. Fire up Safari, go to this page to download the Mac driver :
    http://www.displaylink.com/support/mac_downloads.php

    You’ll want to download the latest driver, because DisplayLink’s Mac drivers are still improving, and because new Apple OS updates often require updated drivers from 3rd parties.

    2. Once there, make sure you tick the ‘I agree to the terms of the DisplayLink End User License Agreement (EULA)’ and then click on ‘Download Driver’.

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    3. Safari will instantly start downloading the driver and automatically mount it on your desktop. Once the download is done you should see a ‘DisplayLink installer’ icon on your desktop. Double click on the ‘DisplayLink Installer’ on your Desktop.

    4. The ‘DisplayLink Installer’ will pop up. Double click on ‘DisplayLink Software Installer.pkg’

    5. You may get a warning: “This package will run a program to determine if the software can be installed”. Click ‘Continue’.

    6. On the ‘Install DisplayLink Software’ window click ‘Continue’ to proceed.

    7. The ‘Software License Agreement’ will be presented. Proceed by clicking ‘Continue’ again.

    8. Click ‘Agree’ to agree with the software license agreement.

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    9. You’ll get the ‘Select a Destination’ screen. Click on the disk where you want to install the DisplayLink Software, and click ‘Continue’ to proceed.

    10. Install to the standard location – just click ‘Install’.

    https://newlinewow693.weebly.com/setting-up-netgear-wgr614-router-as-repeater.html. 11. You should get a pop up for your password to alow the installer to make changes. Type in your password and click ‘OK’.

    12. You’ll get a warning that the computer will need to restart. This is normal, click ‘Continue Installation’.

    13. The installation will finish. You should get a message that ‘The installation was successful’. Click ‘Restart’ to finish installing.

    14. When the computer finishes restarting, log in and plug in the USB-VGA-165. As soon as you plug it in, the secondary monitor should be autodetected and ready for use.

    15. To further configure your monitors, do the following: Click on ‘System Preferences’->

    Under ‘Hardware’ click on ‘Displays’

    Click on ‘Arrangement’ to re-arrange your displays.

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    Finally to change your primary monitor, all you have to do is go to ‘Arrangement’. Click on the white bar and drag it to the other screen. As soon as you release the mouse the primary monitor will change.

    Notes:

    • DisplayLink’s virtual USB graphics don’t support OpenGL or Quartz Extreme, so apps that do high-end 3D or video should stay on your main monitor.
    • DisplayLink adapters can support VGA, DVI, and HDMI as outputs (below is a high end one that supports all three, and a less expensive one that’s VGA only). They don’t support DisplayPort or any of the earlier Apple proprietary connectors, so watch out with Apple Cinema displays.
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    Hope this helps! If you have any trouble at all, feel free to contact us at http://support.plugable.com/ or email support@plugable.com

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    Regards,

    Lampros (Plugable Support)





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