[NAME]  That's never going to work.  The D6000 and some Targus and Plugable docks all work because they rely on "indirect display" technology called DisplayLink -- not to be confused with DisplayPort -- that relies on a driver to convert video to regular USB data, which is why it can use USB-A.  And then a DisplayLink chip in the dock converts that back to native video.  But that technology comes with some potentially significant drawbacks that I've written about in the post marked as the answer in this thread.The WD19 dock family models, as well as the overwhelming majority of USB-C docks and adapters/hubs that offer video output, rely on DisplayPort Alt Mode, which is an optional feature of USB-C ports that involves having a native GPU output wired to the port.  That avoids the issues around DisplayLink, but USB-A ports never supported that capability, so docks that rely on DisplayPort Alt Mode for video won't be able to get a video signal over a USB-A port.
Has anyone successfully gotten the WD19TB dock to work with the older Latitude models such as the 7470/5470 (eDock laptops) via USB-A? I'm trying to get the laptops to connect to 2 external monitors using that dock. Because there's no USB-C port on those laptops, I'm trying to connect using USB-A. The test works well with the D6000 and other 3rd party docks such as Targus and Plugable using USB-A, but not with the WD19TB. I have updated its firmware as well but the laptop is not detecting the monitors. Any help or advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Dock WD19TB not working with Latitude 7470