DisplayLink Graphics

DisplayLink Graphics 12.3.5011.0

Driver for DisplayLink USB graphics chipsets incorporated in your dock, adapter or monitor

  • By DisplayLink Corp.
  • Proprietary
  • Updated Sep 4, 2026
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About DisplayLink Graphics

Driver for DisplayLink USB graphics chipsets incorporated in your dock, adapter or monitor

What's new in 12.3.5011.0

DisplayLink software release 12.3 delivers:

  • New features:
  • DL-7xxx: Native DisplayID support.
  • 26H1 WHQL certification for the Video and Audio Extension driver.
  • General stability improvements and bug fixes.

C1. Issues Fixed Since 12.2 M0 Release (12.2.1932.0)
Issues Fixed in 12.3 M0 Release (12.3.5011.0)

  • DL-7xxx: Resolved an issue where the monitor could appear missing after waking the system from sleep (VIFR-7390).
  • DL-3xxx: Added support for portrait FHD panels (VIFR-7660).
  • Removed the deprecated DisplayLink system tray icon. (VIFR-7505).

Issues Fixed in 12.2 M2 Release (12.2.2412.0)

  • DL-7xxx: Improved handling of an issue where the monitor could appear blank or display an incorrect resolution after the system wakes from sleep (VIFR-7331, VIFR-7533).
  • DL-7xxx: Resolved an issue where monitors could remain blank indefinitely after power cycling the dock while the machine was powered off (VIFR-7442).
  • DL-4xxx: Resolved an issue causing image distortion on select ARM64-based systems (VIFR-7564).

Issues Fixed in 12.2 M1 Release (12.2.2204.0)

  • DL-6xxx, DL-7xxx: Fixed an issue where the monitor could appear missing, blank, or use an incorrect resolution after waking the system from sleep. (VIFR-6964).
  • DL-6xxx: Resolved a problem that caused the screen to remain black when connecting a monitor with MST mode support. (VIFR-7367).
  • DL-7xxx: Resolved an issue where changing the resolution on specific monitors could cause image distortion. (VIFR-7182)

Issues Fixed in 12.2 M0 Release (12.2.1932.0)

  • DL-7xxx: Resolved an issue where a mode not supported by the monitor could be applied (VIFR-7017).

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Technical details

PublisherDisplayLink Corp.
AuthorDisplaylink (UK) Limited
Version12.3.5011.0
Release date2026-09-04
LicenseProprietary
Installer typezip
Architecturex64
Package IDDisplayLink.GraphicsDriver

Links & install command

Install DisplayLink Graphics from the command line with Windows Package Manager (winget):

winget install --id=DisplayLink.GraphicsDriver -e

displaylink

Older versions

  • 12.2.2412.0
  • 12.2.2204.0
  • 12.2.1932.0
  • 12.1.2684.0
  • 12.1.2591.0
  • 12.1.2424.0
  • 12.0.367.0
  • 11.7.5813.0
  • 11.7.5493.0

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