Windows 8 and Dynadock Wireless U

I have loaded the Windows 8 beta drivers located here
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/bulletinDetail.jsp?pf=true&soid=3460293
I am running the Windows 8 Pro RTM version.
The displaylink portion of this works fine but I have not ben able to get any of the other resources connected to the dock to work. LAN, Audio, and addtional USB cnnected items like Mouse and Keyboard are not recongnized.
When attaching the Wireless USB dongle the dock connects but requires pressing the button on top of the unit to dock. Then as above I get video only.
I have tried this on on notebook and a tablet with fresh installs of Wndows 8 x64 loaded.
I can see Toshiba components device manager but the ASIX NIC and the aditional sound device are not listed as they were in Win 7 x64.
Anyone work around this issue yet? Are there any alpha drivers available that might correct this issue?
Thank you.

I have the same problem...were you able to get this resolved?

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