As I said, much depends on the hub itself, but the particular example I linked to above does appear to support USB A via an adapter. (Male A to Female C)
I think you may need to be careful which adapter you buy, however. The one Smokie linked to above might work, but I can find references on the web to adapters that specifically say they support video (as opposed to the prime target potentially being phone charging).
I would suspect that any video connection might also depend on your laptop (is it still working after the SSD upgrade and re-image?) having a usable USB 3.n port. (Which it probably would) and using a USB 3.n capable adapter (speed matters with video).
I still think you should find a cheap one.
(And, as Smokie says, not all leads are the same. Some are charging only, some are charging and data, etc.)
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Hijacking my WFH set up new
Hijacking my WFH set up new
