As the matter of fact, chances of encountering this issue are more than the rest of the problems. The situation is always ignored by people.However, there will be two reasons causing this happening.

Your PC has a low battery, so it has temporarily limited the amount of power it can provide to the device. Make sure your PC, the external display, and the cable all support DisplayPort or MHL alternate modes. Answer: This will completely depend on the type of input ports that your USB drive which you have. It is important to have the right configuration with your USB device, which will make it compatible. Your PC (or phone) might not provide enough power to the USB device. Plug a power adapter into your USB device, or try to use a different PC (or phone). The main role of such devices is to transform a single connector into a convenient port. They get connected to your laptop or desktop or any projectors while helping you get constant support for your work.B. Other connections affected the display, besides USB-C to HDMI. Maybe the power output of the HDMI display causes unusual surge.

If you have a USB-C analog audio adapter connected to your PC, unplug it, then connect a USB-C digital audio adapter instead. The Alternate Mode feature must be supported on the PC or phone's hardware and software, and the connected device or dongle. You might also need a specific USB-C cable.

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The transfer speed depends on the device your connecting it to. For instance, if you have connected a USB Type C cable to a USB 3.1 port, you will get 10 GB per second transfer speed. The USB 3.2 port will offer 20 GB per second data transfer speed, whereas the Thunderbolt 3 port will offer 40 GB per second. Talking about power, the USB Type C can charge portable devices like smartphones, laptops, power banks and more. Although similar to Type A, Type C also offers just 2.5 watts of power. But if the device features PD aka Power Delivery protocol, then the USB-C can deliver up to 100 watts of power.

Make sure the device or dongle is connected to the USB-C port on your PC that supports the features of the device or dongle. For example, if you're connecting a Thunderbolt device, make sure it’s connected to the USB-C port on your PC that supports Thunderbolt. The device manager window will pop up featuring all the hardware and drivers installed on your system.USB Type-C has a new feature called Alternate Modes. If your USB-C cable has this feature, you can connect to non-USB devices that support the same Alternate Mode. For example, if your USB-C cable has the Thunderbolt Alternate Mode, you can connect to Thunderbolt devices. There's no setting to turn on—your device automatically uses the appropriate mode if it's supported. Select the Start button, then type device manager and select Device Manager from the list of results.