The USB ports on your computer's monitor are convenient, and they function in much the same way as the USB ports on your computer itself work.

Your monitor's integrated USB hub can declutter your desk, improve productivity, and enhance your overall PC experience.

This useful USB-C to HDMI cable is hand to keep in a work bad should you ever need to connect up to a regular HDMI monitor.

For example, many monitors with a USB-C connection are designed to provide an interface hub for peripheral devices in addition to the connection to the computer.

2. Connect your monitor Connect the monitor to your laptop with a cable and then turn on your monitor. Windows should detect the monitor and display what's on your laptop screen.

One thing you’ll need to know if you want to use multiple monitors is how to configure them so you’re not chasing around your onscreen cursor.

Step 1 - Connect your interface to your computer (Image credit: Andy Jones) Connect up your USB or Thunderbolt audio interface to your computer using the cable supplied, plugging it into either the ...