Have you ever gone to plug in your USB Type-C cable to extend your display, ready for the glory of a second monitor, only for nothing to happen? Well, there's a good chance it's because your USB port isn't quite capable of doing so. Microsoft is implementing a new system to try and stop this problem.
As announced in the Microsoft USB Blog (which I've just discovered is a thing thanks to Tom's Hardware), writer Ugan-Sivagnanenthirarajah talked a little about the rationale behind this decision and how Microsoft plan on implementing it.
