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If you want to know how to add additional usb ports to your monitor then read on...

You will have to enable it in the monitor’s own menu.

You will have to enable it in the monitor’s own menu.

If you have an external monitor that doesn’t connect with a USB cable, but instead connects by VGA or HDMI, then you probably haven’t had this issue before and might not know how to fix it. But even if your computer has a USB port on top of the display, chances are that it won’t work on either of these monitors—you need to enable it in the monitor's own menu.

Plug-in the monitor to your computer using a USB port for power, and then plug-in an HDMI device, let's say a streaming stick, into the HDMI input of the same monitor.

Plug-in the monitor to your computer using a USB port for power, and then plug-in an HDMI device, let's say a streaming stick, into the HDMI input of the same monitor.

It is important to note that you must connect your computer directly to the monitor as opposed to connecting it through an external USB hub. If you have multiple devices that need to be plugged in on different ports, such as a keyboard and mouse or other accessories such as speakers or gaming controllers (which may require their own separate USB ports), make sure they are connected before plugging in the HDMI device.

If you want to know how to add additional usb ports to your monitor then read on...

You can add USB ports to your monitor by using a USB hub or extension cable.

A USB hub is a device that allows you to connect multiple devices (such as printers, external hard drives and flash drives) through one port on your computer. It’s also possible to use an extension cable with a USB hub in order for other devices like keyboards and mice to be connected to your monitor.

But before we get too far into this topic, please realize that not all monitors blend seamlessly with these devices.

But before we get too far into this topic, please realize that not all monitors blend seamlessly with these devices. You need to do your research before buying a monitor to see if it supports USB ports (usually by checking its manual). If you're looking for a monitor that has an extra port or two, be sure to check out our list of the best monitors with USB ports below!

Some of them can be made to work with a new device if you are willing to do some research.

If you are looking for a USB port on your monitor, there are some options. It is possible to get one that will work with your computer and monitor, but it might be more expensive than other options. If you want something that is less expensive and does not require special software or drivers, it is best to choose something that works with just your monitor and not both devices.

If you have a lot of devices that need USB ports, then purchasing a hub is the best option for you because they have several ports and they aren't very expensive either. You can buy one that has four or eight ports depending on how many items need power from them at once (such as when all computers connected via network). When buying these hubs remember that compatibility matters so make sure all components support each other before purchasing anything else such as monitors (LPT ports) etcetera which means following certain requirements such as voltage levels being correct between servers/computers/printers etcetera!

The short answer is that yes, most monitors will support USB ports.

The short answer is that yes, most monitors will support USB ports. The exact location of the port depends on the model of your monitor, but it will likely be one or more of these locations:

  • At the back of the monitor. This is where you'll find most ports on a desktop monitor; it's also where you'll find ports on laptops and other portable devices. Even if your laptop only has one USB port (and no other connections), it's still possible to use external devices as long as there's enough room for them next to your computer (but not blocking any vents).

  • On either side or along the bottom edge of your screen. These are pretty common spots for built-in connections like HDMI, DisplayPort and VGA ports; they may also come equipped with USB power supply jacks that let you plug in mobile devices such as phones and tablets so their batteries can charge while they're connected via cable rather than wireless Bluetooth transfer methods that require direct contact between two devices at all times during operation--which isn't always feasible depending on how much space between them there really needs to be."

Conclusion

We hope this guide has provided you with some useful information about USB ports on monitors. If you have any further questions, feel free to leave a comment below and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible!

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