ByLucaA19
I bought a monitor a few days ago. The HDMI cable doesn't fit. I then bought a box that the HDMI cable fits into, and the screen says "No signal the whole time." Does anyone know what to do with this?
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Can you look at the laptop to see when it was made?
Where does that not fit? There is an HDMI connection on the notebook.
And if you buy a USB docking station that also provides HDMI outputs, then the monitor should also have at least one HDMI input.
If the monitor doesn’t have an HDMI, the docking station will take you a bit.
The monitor and laptop have bought HDMI but a docking station because it doesn’t fit in. It fits into the docking station, in the monitor too. But there’s no signal.
Give me the exact name of the laptop and the box.
It is a SGIN M15 Pro and the box is:
USB C Hub Dual HDMI Adapter Docking Station 2 HDMI 4K@60Hz, 3 USB 3.1 10 Gbps Connections, PD 100W Fast Charge docking Station 2 Monitors for Dell XPS, Lenovo, HP, Surface
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Addendum: if the monitor has multiple inputs, you may need to switch to the input you use via the monitor menu. I’d test it first.
On the left side, the second socket from the front is an HDMI port. With a standard HDMI cable you can connect the laptop to your screen without the docking station. If that doesn’t fit, you have a wrong cable.
Attention, HDMI is available in several Types of construction and Display port looks similar but does not fit as it is a different interface. But there are adapter cables.
The docking station makes work only more convenient, only the fixed USB cable is connected to the laptop. But you need one separate Power supply. If you want to connect multiple monitors, it only goes through such a docking station. Whether it is compatible with your laptop is not safe. Only Dell XPS, Lenovo, HP, Surface
Take a look in here https://www.itsc.uni-luebeck.de/en/support/step-fuer-step-instructions/monitororganisation-aendern.html .
PS: The CPU is not very powerful and the SSD is really very, very small.
Have you ever tried to change the source? So you checked again that the monitor really runs over the docking station?
Yes does not work