Does Dell Latitude 7390 13'' support Thunderbolt?
I have a Dell Latitude 7390 at work. According to this compatibility list, the device should be supported, but checking the manufacturer's site it seems to be an option.
Checking the USB-C port, it only has the DisplayPort logo (I thought initially it was some Dell smaller logo). No Thunderbolt arrow.
Can I call it as not having Thunderbolt 3 support? Is there some way of testing if it has or not support?
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I have a Dell Latitude 7390 at work. According to this compatibility list, the device should be supported, but checking the manufacturer's site it seems to be an option.
Checking the USB-C port, it only has the DisplayPort logo (I thought initially it was some Dell smaller logo). No Thunderbolt arrow.
Can I call it as not having Thunderbolt 3 support? Is there some way of testing if it has or not support?
dell-latitude thunderbolt usb-c
edited Dec 21 '18 at 12:43
gsc
1033
asked Dec 21 '18 at 11:13
A. VieiraA. Vieira
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add a comment |
I have a Dell Latitude 7390 at work. According to this compatibility list, the device should be supported, but checking the manufacturer's site it seems to be an option.
Checking the USB-C port, it only has the DisplayPort logo (I thought initially it was some Dell smaller logo). No Thunderbolt arrow.
Can I call it as not having Thunderbolt 3 support? Is there some way of testing if it has or not support?
dell-latitude thunderbolt usb-c
edited Dec 21 '18 at 12:43
gsc
1033
asked Dec 21 '18 at 11:13
A. VieiraA. Vieira
1162
I have a Dell Latitude 7390 at work. According to this compatibility list, the device should be supported, but checking the manufacturer's site it seems to be an option.
Checking the USB-C port, it only has the DisplayPort logo (I thought initially it was some Dell smaller logo). No Thunderbolt arrow.
Can I call it as not having Thunderbolt 3 support? Is there some way of testing if it has or not support?
dell-latitude thunderbolt usb-c
dell-latitude thunderbolt usb-c
edited Dec 21 '18 at 12:43
gsc
1033
asked Dec 21 '18 at 11:13
A. VieiraA. Vieira
1162
edited Dec 21 '18 at 12:43
gsc
1033
asked Dec 21 '18 at 11:13
A. VieiraA. Vieira
1162
edited Dec 21 '18 at 12:43
gsc
1033
edited Dec 21 '18 at 12:43
gsc
1033
edited Dec 21 '18 at 12:43
gsc
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1033
asked Dec 21 '18 at 11:13
A. VieiraA. Vieira
1162
asked Dec 21 '18 at 11:13
A. VieiraA. Vieira
1162
asked Dec 21 '18 at 11:13
A. VieiraA. Vieira
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If you can access notebook’s BIOS, have a look at this:
Systems that have optional Thunderbolt 3 capability will have a USB/Thunderbolt configuration option listed in the BIOS regardless of having a Thunderbolt 3 option installed.
If the system DOES NOT have Thunderbolt 3 capability, the thunderbolt options will be grayed out and cannot be selected in the BIOS.
(From Some Systems with USB Type-C Port Lack a Thunderbolt 3 Controller.)
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If you can access notebook’s BIOS, have a look at this:
Systems that have optional Thunderbolt 3 capability will have a USB/Thunderbolt configuration option listed in the BIOS regardless of having a Thunderbolt 3 option installed.
If the system DOES NOT have Thunderbolt 3 capability, the thunderbolt options will be grayed out and cannot be selected in the BIOS.
(From Some Systems with USB Type-C Port Lack a Thunderbolt 3 Controller.)
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If you can access notebook’s BIOS, have a look at this:
Systems that have optional Thunderbolt 3 capability will have a USB/Thunderbolt configuration option listed in the BIOS regardless of having a Thunderbolt 3 option installed.
If the system DOES NOT have Thunderbolt 3 capability, the thunderbolt options will be grayed out and cannot be selected in the BIOS.
(From Some Systems with USB Type-C Port Lack a Thunderbolt 3 Controller.)
answered Dec 21 '18 at 12:06
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If you can access notebook’s BIOS, have a look at this:
Systems that have optional Thunderbolt 3 capability will have a USB/Thunderbolt configuration option listed in the BIOS regardless of having a Thunderbolt 3 option installed.
If the system DOES NOT have Thunderbolt 3 capability, the thunderbolt options will be grayed out and cannot be selected in the BIOS.
(From Some Systems with USB Type-C Port Lack a Thunderbolt 3 Controller.)
answered Dec 21 '18 at 12:06
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If you can access notebook’s BIOS, have a look at this:
Systems that have optional Thunderbolt 3 capability will have a USB/Thunderbolt configuration option listed in the BIOS regardless of having a Thunderbolt 3 option installed.
If the system DOES NOT have Thunderbolt 3 capability, the thunderbolt options will be grayed out and cannot be selected in the BIOS.
(From Some Systems with USB Type-C Port Lack a Thunderbolt 3 Controller.)
answered Dec 21 '18 at 12:06
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