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Technical reason: A USB-C device must be driven by a USB-C 'uplink' port in the PC. Since your PC does not have a USB-C port, no USB-C device can connect.

Therefore, I'd suggest adding a USB-C card such as a $21 card$19 card from NewEgg, or a $25 card from Amazon. Both connect to PCIe slots on your desktop motherboard, so please check that you have the necessary card slot available.

If your PC is a laptop, there's no solution for it, as the ExpressCard expansion card slot does not support USB-C.

Technical reason: A USB-C device must be driven by a USB-C 'uplink' port in the PC. Since your PC does not have a USB-C port, no USB-C device can connect.

Therefore, I'd suggest adding a USB-C card such as a $21 card from NewEgg, or a $25 card from Amazon. Both connect to PCIe slots on your desktop motherboard, so please check that you have the necessary card slot available.

If your PC is a laptop, there's no solution for it, as the ExpressCard expansion card slot does not support USB-C.

Technical reason: A USB-C device must be driven by a USB-C 'uplink' port in the PC. Since your PC does not have a USB-C port, no USB-C device can connect.

Therefore, I'd suggest adding a USB-C card such as a $19 card from NewEgg, or a $25 card from Amazon. Both connect to PCIe slots on your desktop motherboard, so please check that you have the necessary card slot available.

If your PC is a laptop, there's no solution for it, as the ExpressCard expansion card slot does not support USB-C.

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Technical reason: A USB-C device must be driven by a USB-C 'uplink' port in the PC. Since your PC does not have a USB-C port, no USB-C device can connect.

Therefore, I'd suggest adding a USB-C card such as a $21 card from NewEgg, or a $25 card from Amazon. Both connect to PCIe slots on your desktop motherboard, so please check that you have the necessary card slot available.

If your PC is a laptop, there's no solution for it, as the ExpressCard expansion card slot does not support USB-C.

Technical reason: A USB-C device must be driven by a USB-C 'uplink' port in the PC. Since your PC does not have a USB-C port, no USB-C device can connect.

Therefore, I'd suggest adding a USB-C card such as a $21 card from NewEgg, or a $25 card from Amazon. Both connect to PCIe slots on your motherboard, so please check that you have the necessary card slot available.

Technical reason: A USB-C device must be driven by a USB-C 'uplink' port in the PC. Since your PC does not have a USB-C port, no USB-C device can connect.

Therefore, I'd suggest adding a USB-C card such as a $21 card from NewEgg, or a $25 card from Amazon. Both connect to PCIe slots on your desktop motherboard, so please check that you have the necessary card slot available.

If your PC is a laptop, there's no solution for it, as the ExpressCard expansion card slot does not support USB-C.

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Technical reason: A USB-C device must be driven by a USB-C 'uplink' port in the PC. Since your PC does not have a USB-C port, no USB-C device can connect.

Therefore, I'd suggest adding a USB-C card such as a $21 card from NewEgg, or a $25 card from Amazon. Both connect to PCIe slots on your motherboard, so please check that you have the necessary card slot available.