Over the past few years, USB C has become the go to connection for IT devices. Smartphones, external SSDs, cameras, and docking stations now rely almost exclusively on this standard. However, many older Windows PCs still have no USB C ports, or just one. That doesn’t mean you have to do without modern devices, though. With a few simple steps, USB C can be easily retrofitted to older systems. The quickest way is to use an existing USB A port. All you need is a small USB A to USB C adapter....
