HP 840 G6 Type C Charging and USB Dock


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Hey guys,

HP 840 G6 have 1 Type C port and from BIOS its enabled to charge from Type C port too. I have plugged in the USB Hub but it remain open when laptop is turned off.

Is it possible that USB Hub turn off when laptop turn off ? And charge option will remain same as it is.

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have you checked device manager to make sure that port has adjustable power management?
 

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I'm not sure about HP, but on Lenovo laptops you disable the USB-charging option in BIOS. That setting is specifically meant for keeping the USB port powered when the computer is off. If you disable this feature, you can still charge devices when the computer is on.
 

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SlicEnDicE said:
I'm not sure about HP, but on Lenovo laptops you disable the USB-charging option in BIOS. That setting is specifically meant for keeping the USB port powered when the computer is off. If you disable this feature, you can still charge devices when the computer is on.
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I have used the lenovo too and I like the lenovo BIOS and their machines but the problem is every laptop have built-in memory and thatswhy I have switched to HP.
 

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If you only have one USB-C port(the one with offline charge) and the hub is connected there, then the hub is either always powered or only when computer is online.
 

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jk22 said:
I have used the lenovo too and I like the lenovo BIOS and their machines but the problem is every laptop have built-in memory and thatswhy I have switched to HP.
Click to expand...
I get that. It is both a good and a bad thing. Soldered memory is faster and more reliable and also saves power, but one have to ensure the right amount of RAM is added during purchase.
 

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    Lenovo (WiFi/BT module upgraded to Intel Wireless-AC-9260)
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    32GB
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    iGPU Vega 10
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    Realtek
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    14" FHD (built-in) + 14" Lenovo Thinkvision M14t (touch+pen) + 32" Asus PB328
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    FHD + FHD + 1440p
    Hard Drives
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    EVGA GTX1080Ti FTW 11GB
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SlicEnDicE said:
I get that. It is both a good and a bad thing. Soldered memory is faster and more reliable and also saves power, but one have to ensure the right amount of RAM is added during purchase.
Click to expand...
Okay.
 

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jk22 said:
I have used the lenovo too and I like the lenovo BIOS and their machines but the problem is every laptop have built-in memory and thatswhy I have switched to HP.
Click to expand...
Many newer HP laptops also have soldered RAM and also almost inaccessible Nvme SSD type internal HDD's so you really need to ensure that you buy initially what you think you will need as upgrading afterwards is all but impossible.

Cheers
jimbo
 

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jk22 said:
How to do that ?
Click to expand...
Right Click your Start Button and click on Device Manager
scroll down to Universal Serial Bus Controller > Expand It
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check your USB hubs > Double Click Each > Power Management tab > Uncheck Allow computer to turn off
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Also, check this setting (in the tutorial linked) to enable usb suspend:
www.elevenforum.com

Enable or Disable USB Selective Suspend in Windows 11

This tutorial will show you how to turn on or off USB selective suspend for a power plan in Windows 10 and Windows 11. USB selective suspend is the ability to power down and later resume an idle USB device while the computer to which it is attached remains in the working state (S0). For...
www.elevenforum.com www.elevenforum.com
 

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dacrone said:
Right Click your Start Button and click on Device Manager
scroll down to Universal Serial Bus Controller > Expand It
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check your USB hubs > Double Click Each > Power Management tab > Uncheck Allow computer to turn off
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Also, check this setting (in the tutorial linked) to enable usb suspend:
www.elevenforum.com

Enable or Disable USB Selective Suspend in Windows 11

This tutorial will show you how to turn on or off USB selective suspend for a power plan in Windows 10 and Windows 11. USB selective suspend is the ability to power down and later resume an idle USB device while the computer to which it is attached remains in the working state (S0). For...
www.elevenforum.com www.elevenforum.com
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I already have turn off usb charging option in BIOS.

This HP model have only 1 Type C port so I also want that port to give charging.

It have 2 charging port 1. Pin 2. Type C

I have 1 Pin charger and 2nd is Type C charger. So, I want to use Type C port aswell to charge the laptop batter. Whereas if I turn off through Second Method than it USB HUB will not work on battery or on plugged in.

But I want to the 1st method. I hope it wont suspend the Type C port when laptop is turned on.
 

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    Lenovo 20NYS6BN00
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    32 GB
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    Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620
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    Kingston SNV251000G
I have Power Management option coming in all options except USB composite device so let me know what should I do ?
 

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the device manager power management looks correct.

so you want to keep the port alive when pc is powered off to allow charging the pc, BUT turn off the usb hub simultaneously? short of a manual switch on the usb hub itself, i'm not sure of a method to do this in windows natively...
 

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dacrone said:
the device manager power management looks correct.

so you want to keep the port alive when pc is powered off to allow charging the pc, BUT turn off the usb hub simultaneously? short of a manual switch on the usb hub itself, i'm not sure of a method to do this in windows natively...
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yeah thats right. port should be turned off when I turn off/hibernate the laptop.
 

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ok, after some research, try this:

BIOS - ENABLE usb charging for powered off state
- save and exit - boot into windows

Device Manager > USB > USB Root Hub (do for all entries of this) > Power Management > uncheck Allow to turn off Box

Start > Edit Power Plan > Change Advanced Power Settings > USB Settings > USB Selective Suspend > Disabled
 

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dacrone said:
ok, after some research, try this:

BIOS - ENABLE usb charging for powered off state
- save and exit - boot into windows

Device Manager > USB > USB Root Hub (do for all entries of this) > Power Management > uncheck Allow to turn off Box

Start > Edit Power Plan > Change Advanced Power Settings > USB Settings > USB Selective Suspend > Disabled
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Start > Edit Power Plan > Change Advanced Power Settings > USB Settings > USB Selective Suspend > Disabled

on battery or on plugged in or on both ?
 

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    Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8665U CPU @ 1.90GHz 2.11 GHz
    Motherboard
    Lenovo 20NYS6BN00
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    32 GB
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    Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620
    Hard Drives
    Kingston SNV251000G

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    Windows 11 Pro
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    Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8665U CPU @ 1.90GHz 2.11 GHz
    Motherboard
    Lenovo 20NYS6BN00
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    32 GB
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    Kingston SNV251000G
Edit: Didnt worked.
 

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    Motherboard
    Lenovo 20NYS6BN00
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    32 GB
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    Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620
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i dont think its going to be possible then. to keep the power pass-through for charging but simultaneously kill the power to peripherals through the same usb port is beyond me... i'm out of ideas, sorry
 

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