Dynadock U3.0 - after use - "Blue Screen" and System Restore required

Hello,
Everytime after I used my new Dynadock U3.0 and I shut down the computer, a system restore is required when I use the computer again.
I use a Samsung 900X4B. Could it be the Notebook or is something wrong with the Dynadock?
What could be the problem? (I use the latest drivers)
Thank you for helping.

Thank you.
I tried to disconnect the Dynadock using the icon on the right side.
I installed the newest driver, including the displaylink softwarev 6.3.
I also dissabled the virus scanner.
However, evertime I restart the notebook the system needs to be repaired or restored.
I did not matter, if I left the USB-link attached or detached it after using the icon on the right side to shut down the dynadock.
I tried all possible modulations.
Another dockingstation (USB2.0) is working fine. I also can remove or attach during work without problems.
May be I miss something.
Thank you.

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