Windows 10: can't connect wifi after installing Fresco Logic Fl2000 USB 3.0 Video display adaptor

After installing the Fresco Logic software version FL2000-2.1.34054.0 in windows 10. The display works properly, but my pc can't connect wifi "can't connect to this network" I'm using TP-Link Wireless N PCI Express Adapter. I try using a hotspot from my phone still can't connect to this network.Any ideas of what I need to do?

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Fresco Logic Fl2000 USB 3.0 Video display adaptor will not work after windows 10 update

Using: Laptop HP envy with windows 10 and fresco logic's usb3 to vga (FL2000) connected to external monitor

Latest drivers: v2.0.32038.0

I can see Fresco Logic VGA tray program running in the background in task manager. but its not appearing in the task tray bottom right.

I've looked in drivce manager, and the Fresco Logic VGA adapter is listed in devices.

It works fine on my Desktop PC with windows 7, but not on my windows 10 laptop,

I've tried older driver version VideoDriver_V2.0.30520.exe.

I've tried detecting a second monitor but nothing is detected.

What ever I try theres no signal going to the external monitor from FL2000.

Any ideas?

 

Fresco Logic Fl2000 USB 3.0 Video display adaptor will not work after windows 10 update

Updated windows 10 from 8.1 on 10 Sept 2015.

Update went well, but second monitor is blank and on boot a notification is displayed:

The device is not compatible with this graphics card driver.

My second monitor is attached via a Fresco Logic FL2000 USB 3.0 display adaptor.

After visiting their support page, I unplugged it, went into device manager, uninstalled it, deleted the directory, downloaded the latest driver per their instructions ( version 1.315.0), rebooted, installed that driver, rebooted, plugged the device in,
and got the same notification.

PC is an HP desktop with an AMD A8-6500 APU with Radeon HD graphics at 3.5 GHz, 8 gig of ran, and windows 10 is (as was 8 and 8.1) installed as a 64 bit operating system.

The display is a Dell E2414H attached to the DVI port on the motherboard, and an identical monitor attached to the USV display adaptor via the VGA D-Sub.

Fresco Logic is useless, they say it should work.

I have also tried uninstalling and deleting their driver and then rebooting and attaching. Then, windows 10 installs a "USB Video Device" Microsoft driver, which also doesn't work.

Any thoughts?

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Fresco Logic 3.0 USB

Hi Rene,

If the driver from the cards installation disc (if the card is/was an add-on) or if the driver from the Fresco site was downloaded and installed, completely uninstall all of those (these drivers are basically for Win 7/Vista/XP support) then restart the
PC and let Windows update install the driver(s) that it likes.

The add-on cards (in my case an Inatech 7 Ports PCI-E to USB 3.0 Expansion Card installed in Feb. 2016) that use the Fresco Logic (FL1100) chipset were always plug-n-play with Windows 10 with the best results. (Those that mistakenly installed
the old drivers had problems).

Or, if you are referring to (using) the FL2000 USB 3.0 Display device controller then also refer to the links below:

https://support.frescologic.com/portal/home

https://support.frescologic.com/portal/kb/articles/fl2000-recommended-usb-3-0-xhci-host

https://support.frescologic.com/portal/kb/fresco-logic/faq/vga

Hope this helps,

-Richard