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For the HP 15-dy2095 Laptop with the "SuperSpeed USB Type-C® 5Gbps signaling rate" port, does this port have the ability to handle video and sound for an HDMI connection?  For example, I want to attach a Wavlink Docking Station to this Type-C port, and connect a HDMI connector from a TV to the Docking Station's HDMI port to obtain a laptop screen image on my TV.  (I want to stream video from the laptop to the larger TV screen).  I understand there is an HDMI port on this laptop.  I do not want to use that port for this Video setup.  I'd prefer to use the docking station for that purpose.  

 

Thanks in advance for all constructive advice.  

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@Spinwizer wrote:

..., does this port have the ability to handle video and sound for an HDMI connection?  For example, I want to attach a Wavlink Docking Station to this Type-C port, and connect a HDMI connector from a TV to the Docking Station's HDMI port to obtain a laptop screen image on my TV. ..

@Spinwizer 

 

Naturally NO,  You need USB-C port which support Alt mode to be able to have video out. It won't fully work with USB-C docks.

 

In short:  The USB-C port on your machine (what is it ?  HP 15-dy2095 is not a full model/product ) does NOT support Alt mode nor Power Delivery. You can NOT use it to

  • Charge your machine
  • Connect to an external monitor with/without hub/dock/adapter

Regards.

BH
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@Spinwizer wrote:

..., does this port have the ability to handle video and sound for an HDMI connection?  For example, I want to attach a Wavlink Docking Station to this Type-C port, and connect a HDMI connector from a TV to the Docking Station's HDMI port to obtain a laptop screen image on my TV. ..

@Spinwizer 

 

Naturally NO,  You need USB-C port which support Alt mode to be able to have video out. It won't fully work with USB-C docks.

 

In short:  The USB-C port on your machine (what is it ?  HP 15-dy2095 is not a full model/product ) does NOT support Alt mode nor Power Delivery. You can NOT use it to

  • Charge your machine
  • Connect to an external monitor with/without hub/dock/adapter

Regards.

BH
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Thanks BH.  It is really hard to find detailed spec information about these ports.  I'm sure others are coming up against similar challenges.  Thanks again.  

Spinwiser.  

 

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Have you found a solution? I have the HP Laptop 15-dy2073dx and im trying to figure out how to connect to a external monitor to one of the USB ports so i can run dual monitors.  My only solution is to use bluetooth to connect to Samsung Smart Monitor which i dont want to rely on.

 

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