A laptop that shipped with a 65 W USB-C charger shows “slow charger” and barely charges when plugged into a 20 W phone charger. Why?
Un portable livré avec un chargeur USB-C de 65 W affiche « chargeur lent » et se charge à peine lorsqu'il est branché sur un chargeur de téléphone de 20 W. Pourquoi ?
Answers
AThe laptop's USB-C port is broken and needs to be replaced by the manufacturerLe port USB-C du portable est cassé et doit être remplacé par le fabricant
BUSB Power Delivery negotiates power, and 20 W is far below the laptop's needL'USB Power Delivery négocie la puissance, et 20 W sont très en dessous du besoin du portable
CPhone chargers only work with phonesLes chargeurs de téléphone ne fonctionnent qu'avec les téléphones
DThe cable must be connected the other way roundLe câble doit être branché dans l'autre sens
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