Windows 10: HP laptop won't recognize 3 rd USB-C connected monitor.

I have an HP laptop. I want to use a screen extender to add 2 additional monitors. The laptop recognizes the monitor connected with a USB-A and HDMI cable, but does not recognize the one connected with a USB-C cable. How do I get it to recognize the 3 rd monitor? My drivers are up to date Windows 11 Version 24H2. I tried to manually get it recognized in the display settings, but it only seems to recognize 2 monitors. How do I get it to recognize the 3rd one?

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USB-c Connection to Monitor will not work on HP Spectre x360

Hi Justin Ross2，



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It sounds like you've performed a thorough set of troubleshooting steps to address the issue with connecting your new monitors to your HP Spectre x360 via USB-C. Based on the information provided, it seems that the USB-C connection is recognizing the display but is encountering issues when attempting to configure the display settings.

Here are a few additional suggestions and considerations to help you troubleshoot and potentially resolve the issue:

1. Check USB-C Port Functionality: It's possible that the USB-C port on your laptop may not be fully compatible with the display or may have limited power output. Try connecting another USB-C device (such as a smartphone or external drive) to the same port to see if it functions properly. If it does not, there may be an issue with the USB-C port itself.
   
2. Try a Different USB-C Cable: Sometimes, the issue can be related to the USB-C cable. Try using a different USB-C to DisplayPort cable to connect the monitor and see if that resolves the issue. Additionally, ensure that the cable supports the necessary specifications for video output.
   
3. USB-C Alternate Mode: Some USB-C ports support "alternate modes" for video output. Check the specifications for your laptop to confirm if the USB-C port supports video output and if it requires any specific configurations or settings to enable this feature.
   
4. Update Monitor Firmware: Visit the ASUS website to check for any available firmware updates for your ASUS PA279CV monitor. Firmware updates can often address compatibility and functionality issues with different devices.ASUS USA
   
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5. Contact Manufacturer Support: Consider reaching out to HP support to inquire specifically about the USB-C port capabilities and potential limitations. They may be able to provide more detailed information or additional troubleshooting steps based on the specific model of your laptop.Official HP® Laptop & Desktop Computer Support
   
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6. External Docking Station: If USB-C direct connection continues to pose challenges, consider using a USB-C docking station with multiple display outputs to connect your monitors. This can help bypass any potential issues with the laptop's USB-C port and provide additional connectivity options.
   
7. Testing with Another Laptop: If possible, try connecting the ASUS PA279CV monitor to another laptop or device that supports USB-C video output to verify if the monitor is functioning correctly with a different source.
   

Given the comprehensive nature of the troubleshooting steps you've already taken, it seems that the issue may lie in the specific compatibility or configuration of the USB-C video output. Exploring alternative connection methods or seeking further guidance from HP support may help in resolving the issue.

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