Potential Driver Conflict: Hyte Q60 THICC “No installed apps” error when using Spacedesk
Quote from belighted on 30/12/2025, 18:28Hey everyone,
I wanted to report a specific bug I’ve encountered with my Hyte Q60 THICC AIO and see if the devs or the community have a workaround.
The Issue: Whenever I have the Spacedesk driver console running on my PC, my Hyte Q60 screen stops displaying my Nexus widgets and instead shows a system message:
“No installed apps work with this USB accessory.”
The Context: I use a Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite as a secondary monitor via USB-C using Spacedesk. The tablet works perfectly on its own, but the moment the Spacedesk driver is active, it seems to interfere with how the PC communicates with the Hyte AIO screen.
My Theory: It seems like the Spacedesk driver is attempting to “poll” or “capture” the Hyte AIO because it identifies as a USB display device. Because the AIO doesn’t have the Spacedesk Android/iOS client app installed (obviously), the handshake fails and triggers that error message on the AIO’s screen.
Steps to Reproduce:
Install Spacedesk Driver Console on Windows.
Connect a tablet via USB-C.
Observe the Hyte Q60 screen; it will switch from Nexus Screen to the “No installed apps” error.
Close the Spacedesk Console; the Hyte screen usually returns to normal.
System Specs:
AIO: Hyte Q60 THICC (Nexus software up to date)
Tablet: Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite
Software: Spacedesk Driver v2.2.14
Has anyone else using Hyte cases (like the Y70 Touch) or AIOs run into this while using tablet-as-monitor software? It feels like there needs to be an “exclusion list” or a fix in the Nexus software to prevent other virtual display drivers from hijacking the AIO interface.
Hey everyone,
I wanted to report a specific bug I’ve encountered with my Hyte Q60 THICC AIO and see if the devs or the community have a workaround.
The Issue: Whenever I have the Spacedesk driver console running on my PC, my Hyte Q60 screen stops displaying my Nexus widgets and instead shows a system message:
“No installed apps work with this USB accessory.”
The Context: I use a Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite as a secondary monitor via USB-C using Spacedesk. The tablet works perfectly on its own, but the moment the Spacedesk driver is active, it seems to interfere with how the PC communicates with the Hyte AIO screen.
My Theory: It seems like the Spacedesk driver is attempting to “poll” or “capture” the Hyte AIO because it identifies as a USB display device. Because the AIO doesn’t have the Spacedesk Android/iOS client app installed (obviously), the handshake fails and triggers that error message on the AIO’s screen.
Steps to Reproduce:
-
Install Spacedesk Driver Console on Windows.
-
Connect a tablet via USB-C.
-
Observe the Hyte Q60 screen; it will switch from Nexus Screen to the “No installed apps” error.
-
Close the Spacedesk Console; the Hyte screen usually returns to normal.
System Specs:
-
AIO: Hyte Q60 THICC (Nexus software up to date)
-
Tablet: Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite
-
Software: Spacedesk Driver v2.2.14
Has anyone else using Hyte cases (like the Y70 Touch) or AIOs run into this while using tablet-as-monitor software? It feels like there needs to be an “exclusion list” or a fix in the Nexus software to prevent other virtual display drivers from hijacking the AIO interface.
Quote from spacedesk Renz on 02/01/2026, 02:22Hi @belighted,
For further analysis of the issue, please send us the logs of your Primary PC by opening the spacedesk Driver console as administrator and clicking on Diagnostics then follow the steps below:
1. Download the DebugView.
2. Check the Diagnostic Collection box.
3. Reproduce the issue
4. Uncheck the Diagnostic Collection box.
5. Click “Save All Information” button (this might take a while to finish).
6. Compress/Zip the folder which contains the logs, then attach to your next reply to this post. If the folder exceeds 512kb, you may upload it to Dropbox or Google Drive then include the download link on your next reply.Thank you.
Hi @belighted,
For further analysis of the issue, please send us the logs of your Primary PC by opening the spacedesk Driver console as administrator and clicking on Diagnostics then follow the steps below:
1. Download the DebugView.
2. Check the Diagnostic Collection box.
3. Reproduce the issue
4. Uncheck the Diagnostic Collection box.
5. Click “Save All Information” button (this might take a while to finish).
6. Compress/Zip the folder which contains the logs, then attach to your next reply to this post. If the folder exceeds 512kb, you may upload it to Dropbox or Google Drive then include the download link on your next reply.
Thank you.