USB-C Cable for the External Monitor that also charges the MacBook. I am interested in connecting my MacBook Air (13-inch, 2018, Retina, two thunderbolt 3 ports model ) to an HP EliteDisplay E273q 27-inch Monitor through the USB-C to USB-C communication. The USB - C cable charging cable that came with MacBook air when I plug it into the monitor First, you can connect your USB-C monitor to a desktop PC or laptop via a USB-C cable, and use it like a traditional USB-C hub via the USB-C cable’s 20Gbps interface. That’s pretty Once you've made sure that the external monitor (or TV) is on and that the Miracast features are enabled on it, go to your Windows 10 laptop. On it, open the Project panel: in the notifications panel, Expand the quick actions, and then press the Project button. A faster way is to use the Windows + P keyboard shortcut. and then connect your monitors via DP instead of USB-C. Important that you select a DP 1.4 MST hub so you get max resolution on all monitors. (Not a DP 1.2 MST Hub). If you laptop is not too old you should have DP 1.4 output over the TB USB-C port. If you want to have multiple monitors over USB-C and only have on TB port you need to use The USB-C port on that model laptop is nothing more than a USB 3.1 port for data only. It is not wired for HDMI or Displayport. The only way you could add a 2nd external monitor to a USB port is with a special converter/adapter. Microsoft finally ditched the Surface Connect port and fully embraced USB-C. (Image credit: Microsoft) The accessory is a USB4/Thunderbolt 4 dock that can connect to up to two 4K monitors at once. Solution 2: Enable the HDMI connection setting. If you want to connect your Android phone or tablet to the TV, make sure the HDMI connection setting is enabled on your device. To do it, go to Settings > Display Entries > HDMI connection. If the HDMI connection setting is disabled, enable it. The Lightning to USB-C cable is intended to connect either: a) a newer model Power Adapter, with a USB-C connector, to the iPad for charging purposes. b) the USB-C port of a newer PC or Mac computers, to an iPad that has a Lightning port, for synchronising using iTunes/Finder. 4icV2.