DynaDock shuts off wireless network discoverability

As soon as I plug in the dynadock on a Windows 8 Surfface, all wireless networks disapear from the screeen, as soon as I unplug the dynadock they all show up again and you can then connect to them. If you connect to the wireless network before you plug in the dynadock the network will 99 percent of the time just show no wireless network connection, or if it stays connected it only stays connected for 45 sec to 1 minute
Anyone have any sugestions?
Thanks Jon

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