Windows 10: Samsung Monitor not working with satechi HDMI-to-usbc port

Hi, I have recently installed two Samsung Odissey 240Hz monitors to connect them to a Lenovo Laptop. Since the laptop has a single HDMI port I bought a Satechi Port. The monitor connected directly to the laptop HDMI port works fine, but if I try to connect it through the port it displays "No signal". I tried more than one port my flatmate has a Dell one and it seems like the issue is with the Monitors, as the laptop reads the station correctly. Anything I can do to solve the issue? Best,

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Screen snipping doesn't work on USBC docking station?

Hi, I’m Nicole, I’ll be happy to help you out today.

This issue is likely due to a compatibility problem between the USBC docking station and Windows 11. Changing the display scaling percentage on either monitor can cause changes in the screen resolution and aspect ratio, which can affect how screen snipping works. To resolve the issue, you can try the following steps:

Check for updates for the USBC docking station and the graphics drivers on the laptop.

Connect the secondary monitor through HDMI instead of USBC to see if the issue still persists.

Try a different USBC docking station, if possible.

If none of the above steps work, you may need to use the screen snipping tool at a display scaling of 100% on either the laptop or the secondary monitor.

Regards.

 

HDMI Port Stopped Working

I generally use a second monitor via an HDMI cable while working. However, it stopped working today.

I checked these:

• Windows cannot detect a second monitor when HDMI cable is connected to the second monitor.
• HDMI cable which I use works if another device is connected to the second monitor.
• My computer detects my HDMI-to-VGA converter through HDMI port.

My computer runs Windows 10 Home with latest updates installed.

I suspect this is due to a driver error. How can I fix this problem?

 

GTX 1650 HDMI Ports Not Working!?

Comments noted, thanks. The video cable came in a packet labelled HDMI to VGA, so this cable should work. When using this video cable as a test with my newer monitor, again there was no signal seen on the monitor. To me that suggests a problem with the cable. The VGA input port on the old Philips monitor does work when a VGA to VGA video cable is connected to an older computer that has a VGA output. So that suggests the VGA port on the old Philips monitor is working, and again suggests a problem with the HDMI to VGA video cable. I don't have another HDMI to whatever video cable to test the video card HDMI ports. Although it is possible that the GTX 1650 HDMI ports could be faulty, I still suspect that it is the new HDMI to VGA video cable that is faulty. My intention is to return this new HDMI to VGA video cable to the store where I purchased it from, and maybe get them to test the cable, and/or get a refund. This store does not at present have DVI to VGA video cables to exchange with. Ideally I should get a DVI to VGA cable to run from the GTX 1650 video card to the old monitor. There is no option to purchase another monitor at present due to limited finances, so the cheapest and preferable option is to get a suitable video cable that works with the GTX 1650 video card and with the old monitor.