Questions about HP 255 G10

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The USB-C port on this notebook does not support image output as it is only designed for data transfer. To connect a monitor, you can use the HDMI port or use a USB adapter with DisplayLink technology, which enables video output via USB.

The keyboard for the "255 G10" model from HP Inc. is not specifically mentioned as being backlit in the information available. To check if your notebook is equipped with a backlit keyboard, you can look for a mini keyboard icon on your keyboard, usually in the row of function keys, or consult the product specifications on the HP support site.

The HP 255 G10 notebook with the specific specifications (15.60", AMD Ryzen 7 7730U, 16 GB, 512 GB) can be connected to two monitors under certain conditions, but there are some limitations to consider. ### USB-C port limitations - The HP 255 G10 notebook probably only has one USB Type-C port that does not support Alt Mode or Power Delivery, which means that it cannot be used directly for display transfer via USB-C docking station. ### Connection options - To connect two external monitors, you can use the following methods: - Monitor 1: Directly via the HDMI port of the laptop. - Monitor 2: Using a *DisplayLink Certified* USB-A to HDMI adapter. ### Docking station - The HP USB-C Dock G5 may be compatible with USB-C and Thunderbolt™-enabled laptops, but if the notebook's USB-C port does not support Alt Mode, the docking station will not be able to recognise the monitors via the USB-C port. To summarise: It is possible to connect two monitors, but not directly via the HP USB-C Dock G5 if the notebook's USB-C port does not support Alt Mode. Instead, you should use the methods mentioned above.

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Hi CafeRacer These should work as far as I know: HP G5 Universal Dock: HP G5 Universal Dock (USB-C, 10 ports) HP G2 Universal Dock: HP G2 Universal Dock (USB-C) Greetings DeMauz

I've never used up the battery completely, but after three or four hours, there was still a good 50% left.

Sorry, I didn't buy the article for myself...

Yes, is included

No, there is no LAN connection

Yes, according to the manufacturer's specifications, it is compatible with the HP G5 Universal.