@eckes notebook has USB-C, obviously. It's the desktop which doesn't. Thanks for the advice about the cable. JakeGould has a point though DELL doesn't mention anything in the manual it would work (I know it should, but there is a LG monitor which has an explicit info about use either C-C or C-A cable, perhaps this DELL would handle this too). Except for the regular 3-in-1 USB-C port transporting HDMI signal, the Huion Kamvas 13 also equips a full-featured USB-C port transporting DP signal. This port can connect the pen display to a computer or Android device via a full-featured USB-C to USB-C cable. List of Huion Pen Display with Full-featured USB-C Port Docks Let You Connect More Monitors, Storage, and Peripherals to Your Laptop. Most modern laptops are severely lacking in connection ports, but a Thunderbolt/USB-C dock can make all the difference The USB-C 24-pin cable is capable of relaying video, power (up to 100 watts), and data (as quickly as 10 Gb/s), which means it can be used for not only connecting monitors but also charging high-powered devices and transferring data from one device to another, like from a phone to a computer or one phone to another. Format USB Drive: Insert your USB drive into the USB port of your PC. From the desktop, open File Explorer. Tap and hold or right-click on the USB drive and choose Format. Select FAT32 as the file system and enter a Volume label to name the USB drive, such as RECOVERY, and then tap or click Start.
Re: USB-C monitor with Raspberry PI 4. This monitor uses one of the USB-C alternate modes which changes it to carry DisplayPort so not compatible with the Pi which outputs HDMI. You'd need some kind of HDMI to DisplayPort adapter that understood USB-C negotiation. It won't be cheap if it even exists at all.
