Windows 10: Is there a latest update on windows 11 that has caused usb c port not detecting usb hub...

For last couple of days my external monitor connected over USB-C using adaptor USB-c to HDMI stopped getting detected by my laptop, which was working all along till now.My Laptop is HP Spectre x360 running Windows 11 In last few days, I have tried:1. Used another USB-C hub for HDMI connection This laptop doesn't have HDMI port, uses USB-C Hub for HDMI connection. Still external monitor not detectedUSB-C port still charge.2. USB Hub works with another laptop to connect to external monitor3. Tested that external monitor connects to another laptop using HDMI cable and it works fine.4. Up

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USB-C headphones work on regular usb port, but no longer work on USB C port.

The USB C port charges my headphones, but will not detect them, even though they were working a little bit ago.

The headphones are detected using a regular USB cable to USB-C.

Here's some steps I've tried to troubleshoot:

Update windows

Uninstall drivers with yellow exclamation point in device manager

Uninstall USB root hub

Restart computer

Not sure how to fix this.

 

Headset mic not detected on USB ports, working on USB-c Hub

Hello， Sixten_Tore

Thank you for posting in the Microsoft community.



The description of the problem and the test steps you provided are very clear. According to your tests, the microphone is not recognised by the computer when plugged directly into a USB port, while it works fine when connected through a USB hub. In addition, you have tried reinstalling the drivers at the system level, but the problem is still not resolved.



This suggests that the problem is probably not at the software level, but at the hardware level. Specifically, there may be some physical fault with your USB port that prevents the device from being recognised when connected directly. However, after expanding the port through a USB hub, the hub provides additional power and signal transmission functions, temporarily covering the fault of the port, so that the device can be recognised and used.



It is recommended that you visit an official repair shop to check if there is a hardware problem with the USB port, it is likely that it is indeed caused by your hardware problem, I wish you all the best!



Best Regards，

Rota Ye |Microsoft Community Support Specialist

 

7 Port High Speed USB 3.0 Hub

they were asking for this... https://geeks.com/collections/best-...h-speed-usb-3-0-hub-windows-mac-os-compatible so that they did not have to search the page for it. Common courtesy when listing a hot deal really.