Shutdown/Reboot options when RDP to desktop? Windows.

WD19TB seems okay but the dual plug ones don't let the system boot if both plugs are in because it thinks you have two docks WD19 is alright, still has issues but nothing serious They freak out real bad when they lose power from the building though, takes like 30 minutes to get them to work again for some reason. The dual plug TB versions make computers that require dual plugs to say two docks are plugged in and throw an error on boot, as if Dell kind of. The WD19 (not the TB version) has been okay.

I forced them to accept a return 3 months after purchase or I threatened to switch to another hardware vendor for systems. Some of the expletives I added to show them I was not kidding around were like 4 or 5 lines long because of how bad the dock itself was at holding a USB connection. I wrote them an email using one of those docks and never corrected any errors because of the trash USB controller it had on board so it was about a 15 pages of text, for what was about 3 actual paragraphs of words because ti just kept repeating hundreds of characters. It caused an unbelievable amount of stress trying to support them because if you ever undocked the whole thing would completely screw up. The TB16 was an absolute dumpster fire, I am not kidding, it was literal garbage. If you are not comfortable doing this, or run into errors, please let us know and we'll try to help the best we can.I haven't had many issues with the WD docks, the 15 or the 19. Please do NOT unplug or turn off the power to the dock during this process - you'll likely be left with an expensive doorstop. If it needs to be updated, please update it.

If the status says that things are up to date, excellent. (There's a blue download button halfway down the page). To make sure the Dock's firmware is up to date, please go to Dell's site at: Īnd download the updater.

Several laptops have been reported to overheat when used with this dock. Most ECN laptop docks are WD TB 19 series.

Wd19 drivers