The laptop shuts down totally randomly, which is to say, that it is impossible to predict how long after startup it will commit suicide. No warning, no 'windows is logging off/ shutting down' screen, and no error message, except the standard 'Windows did not shut down properly' screen upon turning the computer back on. Ideally, I close the laptop lid, since I'm looking at the LCD monitor anyway, and go from there, but without fail, the laptop shuts down eventually. So I have the monitor, external speakers through the headphone jack, and a usb mouse and keyboard connected. It worked fine before going into storage, but it now seems to be giving my computer fits. I've had the monitor for a few years now, but haven't used it much since I packed it in a box and put in storage for a while. Now choose the notebook display, and disconnect the display:īefore the lid can be closed, the Power settings for the lid close need to be set to "Do Nothing".I recently started using an acer LCD monitor with my Asus K52F laptop, and am having problems with random shutdowns. Check the box that states "Make this my main display".Choose the DisplayLink display you want to be the main monitor.Set the "Multiple Displays" menu option to "Show Desktop only on 2" (the DisplayLink monitor) Open the Windows Screen Resolution by right clicking on the desktop and choosing "Screen Resolution". Choose this option to set the DisplayLink display to be the only active monitor: Using the DisplayLink UIThe DisplayLink GUI in the system tray provides the option to set "Notebook monitor off".
It is possible to use the DisplayLink device with the laptop lid closed, however this needs to be configured.įirstly, the notebook monitor needs to be set to off.
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