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05-04-2020 06:42 AM
Zbook 15 G5 - Second usb-c port (right side) is disabled when connecting the docking station
Reproduction:
1 - While the docking station is connected:
a connect any usb-c device (ssd disk, phone...)
b device is not detected.
2 - Disconnect the docking station
a- DIsconnect and connect the usb-c device
b- In device manager uninstall usb-drivers (remove all attached usb devices previously)
c - Connect the usb-c device
d- The device is detected.
e- Connect the rest of the USB devices with the exception of the docking station.
f - The usb-c device remains detected.
3- Connect the docking station
a - The usb-c device is disconnected.
The docking station usb-c port works fine.
Will appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks
05-04-2020 01:04 PM
I tried to replicate your situation without success. i connected a usb-c to ethernet adapter to the 2nd usb-c port while a zbook 15 g5 is connected to a HP Thunderbolt dock with display, kbd, mouse, etc. attached, and the ehternet adapter worked immediately
before going any further, i would run HP Image Assistant and update BIOS and drivers and test again
also, what version of Windows 10 are you running?
05-05-2020 01:17 AM
Product Number: 3AX12AV
System BIOS: Q70 Ver. 01.10.00 - 01/03/2020
OS: Windows 10 Pro Version 1909 Build 18363.815
The BIOS detects the device (it is shown as a boot option), but it is not detected under Windows.
Tested with both a Sandisk SSD storage device as well as a Galaxy 10 phone.
The above steps are 100% reproducible (not sporadic).
It seems it is related with thunderbolt security, but I cannot figure why.
The following is the [FN+Esc] usb-c output:
Daniel