#Undock dell laptop software#

That said personally, I never use hibernate, suspend or undock anymore. I suspect you are already using the right command though :) If you want to un-dock, use the un-dock command, don't suspend or hibernate the computer or when it wakes up it will go, HUH? where's my stuff. I'm on Levono now and have the same issues. I had a couple of Dell's, undocking was un-reliable and usually I ended up needing to reboot to get it working again. I'm going to say it's a windows quirk, but not go into detail because I gave up on it. Ideally the Undock command should do that.

#Undock dell laptop software#

If you’ve ran across software that has had this side-effect feel free to drop name, and explanation of its design flaw as well.įor the USB drives I suspect that may have to do with if the drive is stopped properly or not. If your going to post that it’s a window malfunction please go into detail, I’m interesting in knowing the discrete OS design flaw. Has anybody ever had these problems and taken the time to track down what exactly the culprit is? Windows? Some third party Software? Hardware? The thumb drives and mouse are USB, so perhaps there is a connection? Unfortunately, when docking and undocking we frequently loose functionality of our mouse, dual monitor output, and USB thumb drives. Our company requires that we run a broad catalog software that starts at boot but logically I would not think that any program should cause problems when docking or undocking.īasically the problem is that we all have to move around multiple times a day.īut, our office area is easier to code at so we’ll all head here to use our dual monitors when we are coding. Many of my co-workers and myself have a constant problem with docking and undocking our dell notebooks.