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hi everyone i have 2 monitors who i like to connect to my pc. i have one hdmi exit and one usb c exit that doesn’t support video. the two monitors works fine by themself to the laptop but i want to connect both. can i do that with a docking station ? or any other device
will the second monitor work throw the docking station if my usb c doesn’t support video ?
thank you
That description covers multiple versions of the same notebook and they all have different spec, the the *** at the end basically means one of more versions.
HP Notebook PCs - Use Product Content Browser to find compatible docking stations and accessories for your PC model
Fwiw, you need a USB-C port that supports Alt mode to be able to have video output so unless you have that it won’t work for video with any USB-C dock, suggest you check the link to see what HP say about using a dock with the HDMI port.
Where to buy DisplayLink productsDisplayLink technology appears in a wide range of products from the world's leading PC and peripheral brands. It features in docking stations, monitors, adapters, and more.Products with DisplayLink technology are supported on Windows, macOS, Android, Ubuntu, and Chrome OS platforms.
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