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DisplayLink Corporate Install Guide

6.1 About the DisplayLink MSI files

Due to the nature of our Software, you’ll receive a Zip file with four MSIs inside; DisplayLinkCore.msi and

Setup.msi both in 32-bits and 64-bits. DisplayLink software is more than a USB driver. A virtual graphics

driver and DisplayLink pixel encoder also need to be installed for DisplayLink devices to correctly function.

6.1.1 DisplayLinkCore.msi

The DisplayLink Core software provides core DisplayLink functionality. It installs the DisplayLink USB

Graphics Card Driver, as well as the basic DisplayLink GUI in the system tray.

6.1.2 Setup.msi

The Setup file provides additional functionality, such as the ability to recognise hardware button presses on

Docking Stations. Think of it like installing software on a freshly-installed laptop that enables the Function

key buttons.

6.1.3 Installation requirements

Both files are required for proper functionality of the DisplayLink software, and must be installed in a

specific order; Core first, then Setup.

To achieve this, add the Core Software to GPSI first, and then add the Setup.msi afterwards. As GPSI

installs MSIs based on Timestamp, it should install the MSIs in the correct order.

In case of using SCCM, make the installation of the Setup package dependent on the installation of the Core

package, this way the Core package will always be installed first.

Installing just the Core software is not supported by DisplayLink and may cause undesirable behaviour on an

end-user’s PC.

Note: It is not possible to install these MSI files just by double clicking them to install. If User Access

Control (UAC) is enabled on the tested machine during an installation, the audio and Ethernet

drivers will silently fail to install due to an “access denied” error (even if a user is prompted for

elevation).

If testing without using GPO, start the installation from command line with administrative privileges.

The following commands can be used to install the MSI packages using msiexec on the command

line:

msiexec /i %SETUP%\DisplayLinkCore.msi /norestart /passive

msiexec /i %SETUP%\Setup.msi /norestart /passive

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