This cable converts the video output from my MacBook Pro's USB-C port to VGA to power my old Dell Ultrasharp monitor. It does the job, but every time I plug in a cable or start the computer, I get an error that the device is using too much power. The signal continues to drive the monitor, but the error message triggers an alarm. How do I know it won't damage my expensive Mac? I know the cable is drawing too much power, not the monitor, because when I connect the cable to the computer without connecting it to the monitor, I get the same error message. I tried to contact the manufacturer (DteeDck) about the problem but got no response. I will be returning this cable and trying a different manufacturer's cable.
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