Windows 10: connect non-HP laptop to dual HP e243 monitors via USB

I have an ASUS laptop with HDMI ports for monitors. At work, I have two new HP e243 monitors. They came with several cables, but none are HDMI. The only compatible cables are standard USB on the computer end and the old-style USB on the monitor end.


I connected the USB cables, downloaded and installed the HP monitor driver and rebooted my laptop. Problem is, Windows doesn't "see" the monitors. It doesn't even recognize that I have something plugged into the USB ports.


Any ideas on how to resolve this issue?

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dual HP monitors not working

I'm running dual HP monitors that worked fine two weeks ago but now only one of them works. Tried disconnecting and reconnecting, restarting PC, nothing works

 

No Usb 2.0 on new HP laptop.

Hi John,

There are several reasons why you are having issues accessing the pictures on your 2 external hard drives. To isolate the issue, kindly answer the questions below:

• Have you tried using another USB cable on your external hard drives and see if you will still experience the same issue?
• What other troubleshooting steps have you done so far?
• Have you tried to connect your external hard drive to other computers beside your desktop PC and HP laptop?

Regards.

 

Dual monitors not working

Dear Sir/Madam

I updated my HP Spectre to Windows 10 without too much trouble.

I run dual monitors off of my laptop using a Targus Display Link Docking Station.

On ~ December 5th, 2015 Windows 10 installed some sort of upgrade.

Ever since then I have been unable to get my dual monitors to work.

The docking station connections for mouse and keyboard seem to work fine. Likewise, my laptop still recognizes my Epson printer and back-up hard drive.

However the dual monitors (one HP another acer) initially recognize my laptop, then quickly shut off.

Any suggestions? Clearly seems related to the recent upgrade.

Thanks