Janina, I think I have that same Apple hub, with three USB-A, one HDM, one SD, one RJ-xx, and yes one USB-C slot. There’s another slot that might be for a smaller memory card, but not sure. I’ve also encountered times where I need to move my USB-A device from one port to another to get it to “wake up” in Finder on my Mac, so you’re not alone in wondering about it. USB resources are assigned in real time as they are needed, and if the Mac works anything like the Windows system did, the resources continue to stack up without being recycled, and possibly run out of available addresses. Hopefully these clear out upon system resets or re-boots, or power on/off cycles.
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