I had the exact same problem. My XPS 13 9310 + Dell Universal Dock D6000 was working fine with two monitors connected. Then the 18:th of April 2021. Crash *flickering *only cursor on black screen. I tried everything and finally found the solution. Do not bother reinstalling, update or uninstalling any drivers. Do not bother reinstall the BIOS. Do not bother opening the Device Manager. Do not uninstall any programs. Do not change settings in the Power Manager. DO NOT factory reset.   All of the above will just be a waste of time and will not work.   The problem is with the new DisplayLink driver that updates automatically in Windows Update. Hopefully they will fix it soon - so please report the problem to Dell or DisplayLink.   SOLUTION: 1. Make sure your dock is disconnected. 2. Select Start  > Settings  > Update & Security  > Windows Update . And pause Windows Update for as long as possible. 3. Run the DisplayLink Installation Cleaner (9.1.1462) and restart your computer: [URL] 4. Install DisplayLink Driver for Dell Version R9.1M2, A02-00: [URL] 5: Connect your D6000 to your XPS.
Hi Since the Windows 10 May update, DisplayLink drivers are crashing 4-5 times a day. This is logged in Event Viewer. DisplayLink drivers are up to date and both of monitors fail and aren’t seen by Windows. I’m using the dock with my ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen2 and Lenovo ThinkVision monitors. The only way to make everything work again is to restart my laptop and unplug the dock for ten seconds. Event Viewer shows critical errors with the drivers failing in UserMode. There also seems to be a link with Microsoft Teams and being in a meeting. I can’t pinpoint if it’s - The DisplayLink drivers - Windows 10 - The dock itself - My laptop Any help would be greatly appreciated!   D  
Dell D6000 / Windows 10 DisplayLink drivers crashing (user mode)