Hp dock driver

Hi @greggmichalski It's HPRC where you probably need to upload the zip files >> try to power reset your HP commercial computer by pressing and holding the power button for approximately 15 seconds or even 30 seconds.Here are details >> you have the classic USB-C G5 dock, please download and install all these 3 - 4:RealTek LAN network driver 10.59 (Win 10) LAN network driver 1153 (Win 11) Dock G5 firmware 1.0.18.0 driver 6.3.9600.205 for the records... if you have the newer USB-C Essential G5 dock, please download and install all these 4:RealTek LAN network driver 10.59 LAN network driver 1153 (Win 11) Essential Dock G5 firmware 01.00.09.00 driver 6.3.9600.2337 firmware 03.05.00 the computer when all the installation completes.If the dock drop continues, the dock must be connected/cable plugged in . Go to Start button -> Device Manager -> Network adapters -> right click on the Realtek -> PropertiesIn the driver properties, in the "Advanced" tab - find and set to DISABLESelective suspendIdle power savingsEnergy-Efficient EthernetApply / Save / Close.For Windows 11 (extra), to to the "Power Management" tab and uncheck the option to allow the computer to turn off the device. Apply / Save / Close.Unplug/plug/Reconnect or Restart the PC ...and you should be good then.Hope this helps Your FEEDBACK is important. Use the interactive buttons below and let me know if the post helps ;*** HP employee *** I express personal opinion only *** Joined the Community in 2013

We no longer support Internet Explorer v10 and older, or you have compatibility view enabled. Disable Compatibility view, upgrade to a newer version, or use a different browser. Create an account on the HP Community to personalize your profile and ask a question Your account also allows you to connect with HP support faster, access a personal dashboard to manage all of your devices in one place, view warranty information, case status and more. ‎07-22-2024 02:01 PM HP Recommended Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Permalink Print Flag Post Product: HP USB-C/A Universal Dock G2 Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11 Hi there,Please could someone help me?When I bought my HP250 G8 Notebook, the resaler categorically informed me that the HP250 G8 was compatible with the HP USB-C/A Universal Dock G2. It is not listed in the compatibility, but they still advised this dock would be compatible.I have been trying and trying to get answers to this question both from the supplier of the dock and HP, to no avail.Could someone please confirm if they have got this working on such a Notebook?Do I need to install Firmware on my Notebook?Many thanksGary 1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION ‎07-22-2024 02:40 PM HP Recommended Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Permalink Print Flag Post I understand , but that dock (HP USB-C/A Universal Dock G2) is not compatible with DisplayLink, and can not use for display. The compatible one I believe is the HP Travel Hub Multiport.Anyway download the DisplayLink software and see if it is possible to activate the HUB you currently have.DisplayLink Downloads Page | Synaptics - if I can help solve your question or issue, please click on ACCEPT AS SOLUTION or click the YES button if my answer was helpful. Was this reply helpful? Yes No 4 REPLIES 4 ‎07-22-2024 02:10 PM HP Recommended Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Permalink Print Flag Post Hi @garybravo It is compatible, but if you want to connect a display, you will not be able to do it, the USB-C port of the laptop is not compatible with DisplayPort. - if I can help solve your question or issue, please click on ACCEPT AS SOLUTION or click the YES button if my answer was helpful. 1 person found this reply helpful Was this reply helpful? Yes No ‎07-22-2024 02:30 PM HP Recommended Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Permalink Print Flag Post Thank you Resistencia for replying promptly,My HP250 G8 has USB-A port which I currently have a generic cheap Dock working with a DisplayLink Driver installed on my HP250 G8 Notebook, with two additional extended screens . The HDMI ports have become worn on the dock, so wanted to replace with an HP decent dock.CheersGary Was this

Specifications. Power button to turn on or wake the system, Wake-on LAN from warm and cold dock, Wake-on LAN from S4/S5, and MAC Address Pass-Through S0, S3, S4, S5 warm and cold dock features only function on HP or HP supported notebooks. HP does not provide ethernet and audio drivers on Mac PCsFor USB-C® functionality, host PC must support the DisplayPort™ Alt mode protocol through its USB-C® port. Thunderbolt™-enabled notebooks will function at USB-C® speeds. Charging and port replication is supported on notebooks that have implemented USB-C® industry specifications. Power button to turn on or wake the system, on HP notebooks. HP does not provide Ethernet and audio drivers on Mac PCs.Supports three displays including the notebook screen.This dock does not currently support out-of-band MAC Address Pass-Through. This dock does support in-band MAC Address Pass-Through on HP G8 and G9 supported commercial notebooks and requires a NIC driver that can be found on In-band MAC Address Pass-Through requires the Windows OS to be running in order to operate. On (S0) and Standby Sleep states (S3) are supported. Out-of-band MAC Address Pass-Through functionality is planned for 1st half of 2023 through a firmware update. For USB-C® alt mode functionality, host PC must support the DisplayPort™ Alt mode protocol through its USB-C® or Thunderbolt™ port. Charging and port replication is supported on notebooks that have implemented USB-C® Alt Mode industry specifications. Power button to turn on or wake the system only functions on HP or HP supported notebooks. PXE Boot functionality will

Notebook screen. MAC Address Pass Through Support: This dock does not currently support out-of-band MAC Address Pass-Through. This dock does support in-band MAC Address Pass-Through on HP G8 and G9 supported commercial notebooks and requires a NIC driver that can be found on In-band MAC Address Pass-Through requires the Windows OS to be running in order to operate. On (S0) and Standby Sleep states (S3) are supported. Out-of-band MAC Address Pass-Through functionality is planned for 1st half of 2023 through a firmware update. For USB-C® alt mode functionality, host PC must support the DisplayPort™ Alt mode protocol through its USB-C® or Thunderbolt™ port. Charging and port replication is supported on notebooks that have implemented USB-C® Alt Mode industry specifications. Power button to turn on or wake the system only functions on HP or HP supported notebooks. PXE Boot functionality will depend on whether the host systems firmware has the EFI driver available. Connected firmware updates will require the end user to sit through the firmware update process until completed. HP does not provide Ethernet and audio drivers on Mac PCs. Video Resolution: Video resolution and support is dependent on the maximum capability of the notebook. Supports 3 x FHD @ 60Hz or 2 x QHD @ 60Hz with DisplayPort 1.4 machine. For 3 x QHD @ 60Hz or 3 x 4K @ 60Hz configurations, the machine must support DisplayPort 1.4 with Display Stream Compression. If the machine does not support Display Stream Compression, then the system must support DisplayPort 1.4 with high-res mode enabled in the system. Updating Docking Station: Your docking station is not useable while updating. PXE Boot Functionality: PXE Boot functionality will depend on whether the host systems firmware has the EFI driver available. Windows dictation feature: The dictation feature is provided by Windows® and macOS and is currently only available in select languages and geographies.The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein.