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TargusLevel3 · 12-09-2016, 08:54 PM

Since Targus released the DOCK410 USB Type-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode Universal Docking Station with Power Delivery Profile 4 we have seen allot of this issue. That is, you must be sure the USB Type-C port you are plugging the dock into is either DisplayPort Alternate Mode or the compatible Thunderbolt 3 for video.

USB Type-C with just power or just USB does not have video!

Therefore, there is no software to remedy a lack of USB Type-C hardware support of video.

Follow or check-out targusblog.com to learn more.

IMHO, DisplayLink based USB 3.0 docks that will work with most USB Type-C host ports are more universal if you will.

12-09-2016, 08:54 PM	#7
TargusLevel3 Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: California Posts: 56	USB Type-C Does NOT Mean Video Since Targus released the DOCK410 USB Type-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode Universal Docking Station with Power Delivery Profile 4 we have seen allot of this issue. That is, you must be sure the USB Type-C port you are plugging the dock into is either DisplayPort Alternate Mode or the compatible Thunderbolt 3 for video. USB Type-C with just power or just USB does not have video! Therefore, there is no software to remedy a lack of USB Type-C hardware support of video. Follow or check-out targusblog.com to learn more. IMHO, DisplayLink based USB 3.0 docks that will work with most USB Type-C host ports are more universal if you will.