- Aug 3, 2014
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new surface dock, external display issue when waking sp3
I got the new surface dock to use with my SP3. The behavior of my monitor with the dock is very different than if plugged directly into the surface, in particular when hibernating & waking. The monitor isn't detected soon enough in the wake cycle, so all my windows get all screwed up (some programs crash) upon wake. This is the same behavior I get if I use Sleep instead of hibernate with my external display connected directly to the surface (apparently the w10 graphics drivers are the culprit, no luck getting meaningful answers from support).
Anyone else seeing this behavior? If there's no work around, the dock is going to have to go back which ... sucks. I like not messing with all the cables all the time.
I got the new surface dock to use with my SP3. The behavior of my monitor with the dock is very different than if plugged directly into the surface, in particular when hibernating & waking. The monitor isn't detected soon enough in the wake cycle, so all my windows get all screwed up (some programs crash) upon wake. This is the same behavior I get if I use Sleep instead of hibernate with my external display connected directly to the surface (apparently the w10 graphics drivers are the culprit, no luck getting meaningful answers from support).
Anyone else seeing this behavior? If there's no work around, the dock is going to have to go back which ... sucks. I like not messing with all the cables all the time.