Windows 10: AOC monitor

I just brought an AOG e2270sw monitor. Is it connected to my pc through HDMI. The problem is the
back light too bright in windows, it can't be adjusted. Any help ?

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AOC e1659Fwu USB monitor not working with Windows 10

Just updating this stream and what worked for me. I got new laptop Win 10 64 Bit. Original AOC 1649FWU driver purchased with monitor would not load. I went to Display Link site, clicked on "Download Drivers" now on top left of screen. Click "I accept" and
got to Windows Clicked on the generic

DisplayLink USB Graphics Software for Windows

• Windows 10

Downloaded driver. Installed it. Plugged in AOC monitor. Everything worked fine. The point here is don't use the specific E1649FWU driver found on the AOC website. Use this generic driver specific for Win 10. Also, if you have the original driver already
installed on you machine, make sure to run add/remove programs and remove all programs associated with your display link monitor first. I had an old machine that had Win 7 on it. The AOC driver worked fine when I upgraded to Win 10. SO I knew the AOC could
run on Win 10 64bit, that's when I went hunting and found this page. Make sure, also, that your monitor is not plugged in until AFTER you download and install the driver. Only plug it in after you have completed all steps. Cheers,

 

AOC e1659Fwu USB monitor not working with Windows 10

I decided to try replacing the 36-inch AOC USB3 cable with a 14-inch USB3 cable which came with my WD Passport HD on the AOC E1659Fwu USB powered monitor.

The AOC E1659Fwu USB powered monitor now plays 1080p movies. I picked the monitor up and turned it upside down while playing a movie and the connection was lost. When I leave it alone on the desktop, it appears to keep running, for almost a day now.

My working theory is the monitor isn't getting enough operating voltage through the longer cable provided with the monitor, and under high activity draws more current which exacerbates the AOC insufficient drive voltage problem. A shorter cable = less drop,
higher reliability. This seems to match two other cable replacement experiences related in this thread.

I don't know how much current the AOC draws, how much voltage drop there is at my Surface Book USB connector, how much drop through the cable to the AOC monitor.

A much shorter (almost 1/3 the length) USB3 cable does seem to improve the AOC operation with my Surface Book running Windows 10.

 

AOC e1659Fwu USB monitor not working with Windows 10

Installed DisplayLink_7.9_M4 under Windows 10 on a brand new 16GB Surface laptop.

The AOC display comes alive, and is actually active for about 30 seconds, then communication appears to stop and the AOC display "freezes". Or sometimes I can move the mouse to the AOC screen, move it around for a minute, then as soon as I drag a window
to the screen, the screen locks and the app disappears. So I get a tantalizing taste of what a working system might be like.

I followed the instructions above, including the last resort cleaner, carefully rebooting after each step.

This display works fine on my older HP laptop with Vista x64 installed. This suggests there is no hardware problem with the AOC display and it is a Windows 10 problem. The AOC web site says they're trying to get Microsoft's attention (to no avail) to fix
this problem. This is making me regret spending $3000 on a Surface instead of buying the equivalent Apple Laptop.