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Actual Multiple Monitors

Welcome to the DisplayLink iPad host software download page.

The DisplayLink iPad app turns your iPad into an extended monitor for your PC. Great for improving your productivity by freeing up desktop space on your notebook or desktop computer. Just drag any open window or application on to the iPad display sitting next to your primary display. Park your browser, email, social networking site, IM, or application control console on the iPad display and avoid application view switching on your primary display.

Unlike competing products you'll see in the app store, DisplayLink operates in true, uncompromised Windows 7 Aero mode like all the award winning DisplayLink multi-monitor adapter and docking products available from the leading PC OEMs, including HP, Toshiba, Samsung, and others. Other extended display apps essentially drop to Basic Mode operation, losing the Aero desktop features on your PC and extended display such as translucency and thumb-nail previewing from the task bar. By operating as Windows 7 was intended, DisplayLink avoids the application compatibility issues on the extended display that other solutions introduce by reverting to Basic Mode operation.

Key Features:

  • Creates an interactive, secondary wireless display for your PC with the iPad
  • Windows 7, Vista (32 and 64bit) and XP (32bit) compatible
  • Configuration using the familiar Windows graphics display utility
  • Discovers and connects the iPad screen to your PC over your wireless network quickly and reliably
  • Operates seamlessly with other DisplayLink multi-monitor and dock products to create a rich, productive multi-monitor environment

Like using multiple monitors? Check out the DisplayLink Shop for more multiple monitor products.

Have a look at other products that use DisplayLink technology. You can add even more more monitors to your PC or Mac!

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USB Graphics Adapters

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Other Products

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Latest Release

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DisplayLink iPad Software for Windows*

OS: Windows 7* (64bit), Windows 7* (32bit), Windows Vista* (64bit), Windows XP* (32bit)

5.6 M126 Apr 2011
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Actual Multiple Monitors

OS: Windows 7* (64bit), Windows 7* (32bit), Windows Vista* (64bit), Windows Vista* (32bit), Windows XP* (32bit)

3.4.222 Nov 2011
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Installation Instructions

The DisplayLink iPad app requires the installation of the DisplayLink iPad host software on your PC, as well as the DisplayLink app on your iPad. Please go to the Apple app store to install the DisplayLink iPad app.

To set up the connection:

  • After installing the PC software, you should be prompted to enter a password. Choose any password for this connection.
  • Make sure your PC and iPad are connected to the same network
  • Start the app on your iPad
  • The app will show a list of available DisplayLink enabled hosts
  • Select your PC and enter the password you set previously on the host, in step 1.
  • The PC and the iPad will connect and the extended display will now be available on your iPad
  • Monitor mode (extended or cloned) and display positioning are controlled through the standard Windows graphics control UI

System requirements

The minimum system requirements can be found in our knowledgebase.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Password entered on the iPad is not accepted
  2. iPad touchscreen does not work with DisplayLink app
  3. Why doesn't my computer automatically appear on the list of PCs?
  4. Windows Vista drops in Basic mode when connected to iPad

Support

Please visit our forum for support, where many questions may already be answered. Alternatively, you can us.