Windows 10: USB-C adaptor for VGA monitor

Hello,


I have a Lenovo Yoga 530-14IKB i5 running Windows 10 which I want to hook up to two external monitors both quite old and with VGA connectivity - specifically, an HP LE2201w and a Samsung SyncMaster 225UW.


The laptop only has one HDMI output so I've been getting around this by using an HDMI to VGA adaptor for one monitor and a VGA to USB "old style" USB adaptor. However, the monitor connected via USB was very laggy and someone suggested this was most likely due to data transfer speeds over standard USB. I figured I would try and use the USB-C port instead and bought a USB-C to VGA adaptor.


However, when I plug it in, I receive a "Display Connection might be limited - Make sure the Display Port device you're connecting to is supported by your PC" warning.


When I go to Device Manager, 'Display adapters' have the following errors:


IntelR UHD Graphics 620

MS_Idd_Bus_01

MS_Idd_Bus_02
MS_Idd_Bus_03


Can anyone help, please?


Thanks so much in advance :


Greg

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Based on the details that you've shared, we'd recommend performing the following to uninstall and reinstall the USB drivers. To do this, you can perform the following:

• Search and launch Device Manager using Cortana.
• Locate and collapse the Universal Serial Bus controllers.
• Right-click on a listed driver and then select Properties.
• Under the Driver tab, click on Uninstall Device.
• Repeat steps 3 and 4 to each of the drivers listed under Universal Serial Bus controllers.
• Restart your device.

Note: Restarting the device will reinstall the USB drivers.

Let us know how it goes after you've performed the steps.