No one can help with UV+ problem in Windows 10?
 
5 monitors driven by:
 
AMD Radeon HD 7700 graphics card.  Driver 15.201.1151.1010 11/13/2015
ATI Radeon 3000 graphics card.  Driver 15.201.1151.1010 11/13/2015
UVA Plus (12).  Driver 7.9.630.0 10/16/2015
UV 195 (19).  Driver 7.9.630.0 10/16/2015
 
Only the UV+ 19 will work in Windows 10.  The UV+ 12 does not work.  Initially,  when I installed the driver, the screen came to life.  But after reboot,  nothing.
 
Are the Windows 10 drivers for UV+ still being worked?   Is this a known problem?  Or ... will the UV+ 12 simply not work in Windows 10?

I did contact support,  last week.  No response yet.
 
Suspect that the drivers to allow UV+ products to work with Windows 10 are still largely Beta,  with many issues remaining to be worked.
 
I really hate Microsoft.

I am sorry to hear this. We have listed newer drivers than 7.9.478.0 that are 7.9 M3 drivers that you can download here. Please uninstall the current drivers and try them then plug in the UV+ units and see if there is any change. If you can try the UV+ on a different system all together.
 
Reviewing the previous e-mails from you I see that the responses were blocked by your e-mail service for possible spam. Please white list EVGA e-mails in order to receive the support responses. You can also call us 24/7 at 888-881-3842. When calling have the serial number handy for one of the UV+ units and make sure they are registered on your account and you can register them here.

FWIW - As I research this issue on the internet, I am finding a significant number of people having difficulty with Windows 10 in a multiple monitor environment,  where they did not have problems before upgrading to 10.  
 
Which is why I really hate Microsoft.  They are to blame for this mess.

I have escalated this for further review.

Chris,
 
Thank you for your suggestions.    Actually,  the same Driver is installed for both Graphics cards.   When I go to install a RADEON driver for either card,  it automatically installs for both cards.  I don't recall this happening in Windows 8.   But its happening in Windows 10.
 
I already tried the "Cascade Windows" command.  It does not work.  That will only cascade the windows on the same monitor on which the applications are running.  So,  if an application opens up on a monitor that is not functioning ... it's pretty much stuck there for good.   The only work around I found was to hot swap the monitor cables,  minimize the application and move it to a working monitor.  Then close it.  When starting the application next time,  it will open on a working monitor.  It took awhile for me to figure that out.  As it stands now though,  there is no way in Windows 10 to move an application from one monitor to another if you can not click on a non-working monitor.
 
There are other very strange things happening:
 
1.  The UV+ 19 will not work unless I keep the UV+ 12 plugged in too.  So I must keep the UV 12 powered up although the monitor connected through the UV+ 12 will not operate.
 
2.  If I boot up with both UV+ 19 and UV+ 12 disconnected,  then connect them both after boot up ... they both work.  Upon reboot or restart though,  only the 19 works,  not the 12.
 
I will try your test next,  only operating one card at a time to understand what happens then with the UV products.  However,  I need 5 screens.  While I might not understand the ins and outs of using graphics cards,  I believe I will need two cards and 2 UVs to run 5 screens?  If so,  just running one card is not a solution that will work.
 
There is another thing I am going to try first.  I have one screen connected thru the 7700,  two screens through the 3000,  then a screen each through the UV products.  I am going to reverse the use of the graphics cards.  I am going to connect two up to the 7700,  and only 1 to the 3000.   I had to order some HDMI to VGA cables however to do this.  It will be a few days before they arrive.   I'll post back later.
 
Thank you for the help.  I will keep working it and let you know if I can get it resolved.  If so .. how.   If not ... will let you know how UV products are acting if any different than now.   As it stands now though ... can only get the UV 19 to work.  UV 12 does not work.  And,  must keep UV 12 connected in order for UV 19 to work.
 

Chris, 
 
Thank you for your effort in helping me.  I will be getting back to that machine at some point late next week.   It's at an offsite location.   I now have some HDMI to DVI cables so I can experiment with a different combination of graphics card connections.   Again,  I'm using two different graphics cards, along with a UV12 and UV19 ... to a 5 monitor set up.   So,  its a little more complicated than your test.   But,  when I find the issue (assuming I do find it),  I will post it back here.   But,  you've given me some guidance on things to try.   I thank you for that.

Chris,
 
More info:
 
Went back to graphics cards controlling 3 monitors,  UV adapters controlling 2.   Same effect.  Only 4 monitors will operate. When I go to control manager,  change display settings,  all five monitors are indicated as active.   I have tried absolutely everything possible ... different combinations of graphics adapters,  different mix of graphics cards and adapters,  different combinations of DVI, HDMI and VGA cables.  The net effect is always the same .. only 4 monitors will operate,  although display settings shows 5.   It's not an issue with a specific monitor,  its always a different one of the 5 that will not operate depending on what combination of cables, cards and adapters I use.   At this point,  I can only conclude that there is still a problem with the latest DisplayLink Driver that you and other vendors are using with your USB graphics adapter devices.
 
Where I left off
 
ATI Raedon 3000 on-board graphics card.   Driver 15.300.1025.0  11/17/2015   Drives 1 monitor via DVI cable
AMD Raedon HD 7000 graphics card.  Driver 15.300.1025.0  11/17/2015  Drives 2 monitors via HDMI, DVI cables
UV19 EVGA Adapter. Driver 7.9.63.0 10/16/2015 Drives 1 monitor via VGA cable
UV12 EVGA Adapter.  Driver 7.9.63.0 10/16/2015 Drives 1 monitor via VGA cable (5th monitor,  will not work)
 
Monitors are Samsung SyncMaster 940a with current drivers loaded by Windows 10.
Introducing Diamond and Sabrent USB Graphics Adapters into the equation leads to the same problem.  They too use driver 7.9.63.0 10/16/2015 ... which is loaded by Windows 10.
 
At one point in this process,  I had all five monitors working.  After I downloaded and installed the Radeon Catalyst software,  all five monitors were working.  Upon reboot of the system,  the problem returns.  I uninstalled the software.  Upon reinstall,  the same thing happened.  Immediately upon installation,  all five monitors work,  upon reboot of the system, a return to the same problem, no 5th monitor.
 
Please get in touch with the programmers of the DisplayLink driver used for your UV device and let them know they have a problem.   Or post some info as to how I can reach out and let them know about this.

jwillis44,
 
Thank you for the update and we will make sure to keep this in mind.  I am glad to hear that this is resolved.