[NAME]  The adapter is probably your problem.  Some female USB-A to male USB-C adapters are only designed to support power because they're meant to be used for charging devices.  Others will only support USB 2.0 since there are dedicated pins in a USB-C connector for that.  But that will reduce performance compared to an adapter that actually supports USB 3.x.  So find one that specifically supports USB 3.x.  Or better yet, you might want to consider getting a better dock, because DisplayLink-based docks come with a number of drawbacks that can be significant for some people's use cases, which I've written about in the post marked as the answer in this thread.  Docks that rely on the native video output capability of the system's USB-C/TB3 output would include the WD19S and WD19TBS, as well as some third-party options.  Since you're only running dual 1080p, you would be find with the WD19S.
Hello there,  I have a Dell XPS 13 9305, with the following specs:Processor 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1165G7 @ 2.80GHz 2.80 GHzInstalled RAM 16.0 GB (15.7 GB usable)System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processorWindows 11 Home I bought a Dell Dockstation D3100 to connect with two Dell Monitors 27" SE2722H.  I installed DisplayLink Manager to connect the dock properly, and it seems to be working correctly as I have mouse and keyboard connected to the laptop via dockstation.  Though, it does not recognise the monitors. They are both connected to the dock via their HDMI cables, and configured to use the HDMI instead of VGA. As the dock has a USB cable to connect to the laptop but the laptop only has USB-C ports, I'm using an Apple USB - UBS-C adapter to connect both.  What can I do so the monitors are recognised and work accordingly?    Thank you so much!
Dell XPS 13 Won't Recognise Monitors #HELP