Posted July 21, 2021. @KhaderKh Nope. it's outputting 5V at 0.9A aka 4.5W - most never phone chargers output 5v at 3A aka 15W. Your motherboard on the other hand may have this feature, when using the ports on the back on the I/O shield. CPU: Ryzen 5800X3D | Motherboard: Gigabyte B550 Elite V2 | RAM: G.Skill Aegis 2x16gb 3200 | PSU: EVGA I've been having some issues with the USB ports on my LG 49WL95C-W. I made a post specifically about the side ports a while back, and that issue kind of just came in and out and wasn't too bad, but now the back ports have been giving me trouble, too. It's kind of strange -- a USB A to USB C cable seems to be capable of giving my phone and other How to make the USB ports of your monitor work.This method can work with different brands.And, i will still advise you to check your monitor's manual.I hope See: Fix common Surface problems using the Surface Diagnostic Toolkit (microsoft.com) 2: Check for Windows Update. Go to Windows Settings > Update & Security and select Check for updates. Make sure all updates need are installed including Optional updates. 3: Update drivers and firmware. I know that it has a USB-C port that displays video but I'm usually using a HDMI dongle that I have for the MacBook. The problem is, the USB ports that were supposedly made to connect keyboards and mouses are not working. I plug the computer via the dongle to the macbook but when I hit a keyboard via the USB port of the monitor, nothing happens.
If you read the manual that came with your LG display, you should see (on page 20, I think) the mention of both Power Delivery (provides charging through the USB-C port), and alternate mode (provides displayport video through the USB-C port). The CABLE has to support that mode, too --- not just the hardware.
If your video card does not have the Type-C output and you are using DisplayPort, the DP link does not have the USB capability. The Type-A USB3.1 receptacles will not work unless you connect the LG Type-C port via additional C-C cable (to Type-C host) or C-A cable to a regular USB-A host port. X4zGrf.
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