I faced the same issue today with my company macbook M1 pro Monterey 12.4 . I'd contact Apple support, and they send me a "troubleshoot guide" which basically says :
power off and boot on Safe Mode. Test if everything works, otherwise reinstall OS.
If everything works on previous step, it should be resolved if you do a restart. If don't get resolved with a normal restart, try to use a different user. so I created a local user and boot using that one, and surprise surprise it worked fine!.
Then restarted again and logged with my own user (company one), and everything was working as expected. Monitor, keyboard, pendrive, mouse, and it is charging normally.
It looks like it was "stuck" , I hope this comment helps someone
maestropastelero
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