What would surprise me is that with a docked external screen, it is possible for it to survive a reboot of the laptop. This means that if I restart the laptop, the external screen does not get a picture. You have to unplug the docking from the power adapter and plug it back in.

And it would be nice if the docking had a power button so that you don't have to open the laptop, switch it on and close it again, but you can start the laptop using the start button on the docking.

And a third thing: I very often get messages from USB ports that are not recognised. Where does this come from?

Thank you very much!!!

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What would surprise me is that with a docked external screen, it is possible for it to survive a reboot of the laptop. This means that if I restart the laptop, the external screen does not get a picture. You have to unplug the docking from the power adapter and plug it back in. 

And it would be nice if the docking had a power button so that you don't have to open the laptop, switch it on and close it again, but you can start the laptop using the start button on the docking.

And a third thing: I very often get messages from USB ports that are not recognised. Where does this come from?

Thank you very much!!!

Answer

The docked external screen (or 2 in my case) does not have to be unplugged and plugged in again when the laptop is restarted, but remains connected.

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