I have a Dell XPS 13 laptop with a USB-C DisplayPort jack. I am trying to connect this laptop to my HP Monitor through a USB-C to USB-C connection. Laptop is running Windows 10 OS. The monitor I am using is a HP Monitor: HP 345495 Business Z27n G2 27" LED LCD Monitor - 16:9-5 ms GTG. The documentation for this monitor indicates that I should be If you don’t have a DisplayPort display, you can buy the Apple USB-C to Digital AV Multiport converter, which allows you to connect to a monitor via HDMI. Mirroring your iPhone 15 to a monitor can be a great way to enjoy a more extensive screen experience for watching videos, playing games, or working on presentations. Nazim. 11 1. Just FYI: My current setup with Macbook Air M1 is external (non-apple) dongle with multiple ports (HDMI, USB, USB-C, memory cards) and I'm connecting monitor via HDMI in this dongle. If a lid is closed, laptop needs to be connected to the charger (via USB-C port in this dongle). It's a pity that this setup cannot be achieved If I plug the monitor into a different laptop with USB-C it works immediately. Monitor is toggled to HDMI on its settings. I have attached some screenshots but basically, when I go to display settings there are two displays recognized (laptop and another), but if I go to advanced display settings it says "Display 2 isn't active". See the Apple Support article Adapters for the Thunderbolt 4, Thunderbolt 3, or USB-C port on your Mac. To connect this device to Mac Pro. Use a cable, or an adapter and cable. Apple Studio Display. The Thunderbolt cable that came with your display or any Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) or Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C) cable. Apple Pro Display XDR. A complete & detailed dual monitor Setup Tutorial for a laptop with single USB C port on windows 10. I have addressed this in previous video but a lot of you You can connect your first external monitor to this connection to get a second display. For a third display, you will typically need a docking station to add more ports to the laptop. There are universal docking stations that will work with most systems. Docks may connect to USB-A, USB-C, or Thunderbolt ports. To do this, connect a Chromecast to your screen and cast your screen from the Google Home app to this Chromecast. Click 'Menu' at the top left of the screen to do this, then 'Screen/audio casting'. Select your Chromecast and you'll see an image of your tablet on the monitor. You'll see a slight delay, which makes this option less suitable for VXI2OP.