- Check the monitor’s USB-C specifications, as not all USB-C monitors provide charging.
- Check the laptop’s USB-C port capabilities to verify whether your laptop’s USB-C port supports power delivery Input. Some USB-C ports on laptops are designed for data + video only and do not accept charging, which naturally prevents the monitor from charging the device.
- Disable USB-C Power-On charging (If applicable). Only proceed with this step when both conditions are true:
a. The monitor supports USB-C Power Delivery (PD)
b. The laptop’s USB-C port accepts charging input