[NAME]  That is not a video cable. One end of that cable is a USB-A “regular USB” connector, which is not used for video output. And the other end is an OBD II connector, as noted on the label in your photo. OBD II is a connector that is found on cars for performing diagnostics. That cable is used to connect a PC to a car in order to run diagnostics applications. I have no idea why your monitor would have come with that cable, but it is definitely not for video purposes. But if you post a photo of the actual video input connectors available on your monitor, people here would be able to recommend an appropriate cable to connect your monitor to your laptop.
 I have an older monitor that I want to hook up to my Dell 7500 laptop.  The monitor was a Dell monitor that I got with a Dell Desktop PC. The monitor has a VCI port that it was using and has the cable still plugged in. Can I buy a seperate HDMI to VCI cable so that I can use the monitor with my laptop? Thank you.
Can I use an HDMI to VCI cable on my Dell 7500?