🔌 StarTech.com USB to DVI Adapter - Dual Monitor Display Support - 1920x1200 - External Video & Graphics Card - Windows Compatible (USB2DVIE3) - Black Review

I set this up for use with a Windows 8.1 laptop that requires two external monitors, one via HDMI and one via USB via this adapter. I opened the package with the adapter, downloaded the drivers from info on the startech.com website (trigger.zip), installed the drivers, DVI cable from the monitor to the adapter and USB to one of the USB ports on the connected laptop. Reboot, in accordance with the driver installation. When it came up all I had to do was right click on the desktop, select "Screen

I hesitated for a long time whether to give 4 or 5 stars. 5 stars for value for money. But I wanted to deduct a star to warn people that you're not getting a top-notch graphics card with this machine. I hooked this up to an extra 1600x900 monitor I have. It's great for basic productivity tasks - surfing the web, checking email, writing documents, etc. When running light applications, I couldn't tell which monitor was connected to this device and which monitor was connected to my internal…

my office. I give it 4 stars because it tends to stop working. This can be easily fixed by disconnecting and reconnecting the laptop. However, if the connection location is in an awkward place, this can be a bigger problem. I had to be sure not to use the monitor connected above it when using Skype. This happened twice so I downgraded that monitor to secondary. The first time I lost my monitor display while using this device while sharing on Skype, I was unable to restore the Skype sharing…