Windows 10: Lenovo Thinkpad Laptop becomes unusable when connected to external monitors via Mokin USB-C...

I use a Lenovo Latitude 7320 on 64-bit processor with 16GB RAM. Fantastic machine for all my grad school needs. However, I recently purchased a MOKiN USB C Hub HDMI Adapter specifically rated for my laptop and am running into issues. My device becomes horribly slow to the point where I can only type one character every 2-3 seconds when I use both my external monitors and have some combination of an Excel/Powerpoint project up while using a web browser for research. The problem is exacerbated on any website with embedded advertisements that autoplay. One of the external monitors is connected vi

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MOKiN USB-C HUB 2HDMI and 1VGA monitor but VGA cannot detect

I just bought MOKiN USB-C HUB and using Dell XPS 15 which I want to connect two external monitors with HDMI and one monitor with VGA connection but VGA monitor cannot detect.

Kindly some one help me on this issue.

 

ThinkPad laptop doesn't detect 2nd monitor connects using USB 3.0

I bought ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4 and ThinkVision T24i-2l together as the external monitor is recommended on the Lenovo website when I purchased the laptop.

ThinkVision T24i-2l is connected to X1 Extreme using USB 3.0 cable/port. The USB 3.0 cable was shipped in the T24i-2l box. My X1 Extreme Display setting does not recognize the external monitor. The monitor shows "No Connection.... Check Signal Cable". I tried to turn off/on my laptop. My laptop gives me a message "Display Connection might be limited" every time the laptop is restarted.

The laptop runs Windows 10.

Both laptop and monitor are brand new. Just shipped from Lenovo in one package.

Please suggest me how to fix the issue. Thanks.

 

USB-C monitors connected to Dock doesn't work at login screen

I have a Lenovo Thinkpad T14 (AMD) and a Lenovo Thinkpad USB-C / Thunderbolt dock.

The laptop ONLY has USB-C , NOT Thunderbolt.

My issue is that the 2 monitors connected to the dock are not detected if i connect the dock before logging into Windows 10

eg:

1. Computer is hibernated or sleeping

2. I Connect the USB-C dock

3. I turn on the computer

The computer starts up and the login screen is presented, but the monitors are not working.

I then login to Windows but the monitors are STILL NOT found.

I then need to unplug the USB-C cable and plug it in again.

NOW the monitors will get detected and start working.

this is driving me nuts, because i kind of expect that the monitors are working regardless of WHEN i plug in the USB-C