USB and USB Type-C series of docking stations support DisplayPort over USB and Thunderbolt 3. This allows computers to be docked with external Keyboards, Mice, Displays, and other functions. Any computer with the required hardware works with a USB or USB Type-C dock. There are requirements for docks to be compatible or recommended for use with If it does not, there may be an issue with the USB-C port itself. Try a Different USB-C Cable: Sometimes, the issue can be related to the USB-C cable. Try using a different USB-C to DisplayPort cable to connect the monitor and see if that resolves the issue. Additionally, ensure that the cable supports the necessary specifications for video output.
Plug one end of the video cable into the port on the external screen. Make sure that your TV, monitor, or projector is turned on. Connect the other end of the cable to the video adapter. Connect the adapter to your Surface. Make sure you're plugging in the right part of the cable to the right input. Note: If you're using a projector, make sure
I bought a USB-C monitor with the intention to have a simple USB-C - C cable with my Macbook for personal use, then use HDMI - HDMI on my Lenovo work laptop. Both laptops to display on the monitor. I can connect Macbook using HDMI - C cable, but that defeats the purpose as I could've gotten a HDMI only monitor with an adaptor.
Hi WendyMiller23, Thank you for reaching out Microsoft Community. You can only extend your Surface display using the Surface dock to 2 external monitors and connecting the 3rd monitor directly to the Surface device using an adapter will not work at the same time simply because the Surface device processor can only support 2 monitors at a time.
At this point I am using the monitor with USB-c to power my laptop. The other monitor is one of apples 27" monitor and that one only has mini-display port. On the first display I am using one of the HDMI to connect to a different system. If I do not use the USB-c port from the monitor then I have to use another USB-c port on the laptop for
If Same cable, adapters and monitors have worked before and are working fine with another machine. Type C port seems to be root cause. What about your USB C hub, do other ports on that hub work, i.e. Ethernet USB. This machine is capable of charging via type C but needs 45W input from the monitor/power adapter. unA0sK.
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