A field technician is configuring a newly deployed 2-in-1 mobile laptop for an executive. When connecting a high-resolution external monitor to one of the laptop's USB Type-C ports, the monitor reports 'No Signal'. However, when the technician connects the monitor to a second USB Type-C port on the opposite side of the device marked with a lightning bolt symbol, the display functions perfectly. Hardware diagnostics confirm both ports operate normally. Which of the following best explains the root cause of this behavior?
- The first port is a standard USB-C data port that lacks host controller support for DisplayPort Alternate Mode or Thunderbolt.Cevap
- BThe first port requires a firmware update because all physical USB Type-C connectors natively support Thunderbolt video signals.
- CThe laptop display inverter board is faulty, preventing video signal routing through peripheral data ports.
- DThe laptop battery requires a full deep-discharge calibration cycle to deliver required bus power for video transmission.
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The first port is a standard USB-C data port that lacks host controller support for DisplayPort Alternate Mode or Thunderbolt.
The correct answer identifies that while USB Type-C describes the physical shape of the port, advanced feature sets like DisplayPort Alternate Mode and Thunderbolt require dedicated host controller hardware. Ports built purely for standard USB data transfer cannot output video signals.
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USB Type-C Physical Connector vs. Protocol Standards (DisplayPort Alt Mode and Thunderbolt)