Troubleshooting - USB Type-C issues

Most full-functioned Type-C ports will have a unique lightning bolt symbol next to them You'll also need a USB-C Thunderbolt 3 cable or better

Troubleshooting - USB Type-C issues Blasting it with compressed air will shake loose dirt, which you can then clean out with the toothpick If a USB-C port isn't working, or the

Most full-functioned Type-C ports will have a unique lightning bolt symbol next to them You'll also need a USB-C Thunderbolt 3 cable or better

usb slot Transcend HUB5C USB Type-C Hub features two USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, an SD and a microSD card slot, perfectly complementing your new Type-C

If you have any internal headers you can get a rare pcie slot panel that will plug into your existing motherboard and give you a USB C slot

usb slot extender Rectangular, slot-shaped USB type-A connectors are most common and USB Type-C jacks are much smaller than Type-A or Type-B variants

Although the USB type A connector is the most commonly used, type C is becoming more available Find out how to identify USB connectors and cables here