>>105575366 (dubs)
These chink docks are hit-or-miss. Wouldn't be surprised if it's the hardware being defect, but it may turn out that the dock just doesn't like Windows (and vice-versa):
>dock doesn't respect USB standards
>dock does some non-standard, weird shit
>Windows has doubts regarding the dock's behavior
See if the dock works under different OS than Windows, and whether any dock-related problems are reported. Connect it to your phone/tablet, test it under a Linux live media. Chances are their OS might be lenient when it comes to these stuff. (or just don't display the device's issues to the end-user and ignore that)
Quite possibly the USB dock might not specifically like Windows 11, also. (or at least the Amazon listing doesn't claim Windows 11 support)

By the way, how is the USB dock shown in the Device Manager? (set view mode as Devices by connection.)
Make sure the device tree is fully expanded.