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Microsoft wants OEMs to ensure Windows 11 warns users of USB-C issues, slow charging
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Microsoft wants OEMs to ensure Windows 11 warns users of USB-C issues, slow charging
Microsoft is urging OEMs to ensure Windows 11 can correctly identify USB hardware issues and notify users when the PC is charging slowly or data is not transferring as fast as it should. Microsoft maintains transparency, and it often releases advisories for OEMs (PC makers) publicly. As spotted by Windows Latest, Microsoft internal tests found that some OEMs mislabel a Type-A port as Type-C or vice versa. While a casual consumer may not really n…
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