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I really hope this kid got more from the parents than a deduction from this check; otherwise it would seem like he may be bound to repeat the same offense and possibly ruin his future because of this getting off easy without any repercussions situation.

I never said it should be this way wtf?! Where exactly did I say it should be that way?! Have you even seen any of my past rant posts?! I am just as frustrated with Microsoft and their incompetent Surface Team as everyone else. Jeeze dude get off my back. All I was trying to do is shed some...

Download the official Intel HD 520 drivers from Intel's website for win 10 64bit. The setup.exe will not only install the latest drivers but also install the control panel you desire.

Do what ever floats your boat buddy. I'm just giving input on what has worked for myself. If backing up personal content and starting fresh from a clean copy of Windows is what it takes to eliminate inherited problems of Microsoft's progressive mess through updates then so be it. However if...

Yes. For some odd reason with every update released by Microsoft files related to that particular fix are corrupted. I just had my machine replaced again for the 3rd time and after starting fresh and doing the updates I did the fix immediately. Everything checked out good and performed...

Look at the second post in the link I provided in the post you just quoted. You must do everything that is mentioned in the second post however; at the very end before you restart you "MUST" re-run the "sfc /scannow" command one more time for the fix to be applied.

Have you done the DSIM sfc scannow fix?! It specifically address the battery sleeping drain issue. Reddit link removed (guideline violation)

Right Click on your battery icon on the taskbar and choose "Power Options" from the drop down menu. On your right hand side click on the blue link that says "Change plan settings". After this click on "Change advanced power settings". Expand the "Sleep" drop down menu and make sure Hibernate...

Same here however I'm willing to bet at least some of those people with those issues haven't performed let alone are aware of the DSIM/sfc scannow fix. I honestly believe a clean install of windows 10 + the latest drivers/updates would be a true fix. It would skip right through all the residue...

Looking good so far. It appears they've creased out that slight hiccup with the display flickering upon detaching the clipboard from the base.. Feels like a seamless transition now. If this update doesn't fix some of you guys issues id suggest a clean wipe. After wiping. Do not sign into your...

lol one of my past surface books did something like this a few times. BSOD'd so bad the screen wasn't blue but like a dingy whitish color with monochrome like letters... Even the blue screens of death are buggy lol.

Thats the goal ;)

Sooo I guess you can say I am finally a happy camper. Sadly it has taken me 4 units over a period of 3 months to achieve this. With that said I think Microsoft may have finally nailed it *crosses fingers* Each one of my previous units had something wrong with it that was unique from the others...

No problem I assumed you were pushing the DSIM fix from Microsoft was the sole fix but I can see where things got a bit cloudy. Didn't mean to offend but I just didn't want people to go through the DSIM process only to be disappointed. As for your last statement I have no idea. Microsoft is a...

No one here said the removal of the sleep functionality was a sole SB issue. NO one said that, not one person, nada lol. Sadly, it is a surface book issue. Microsoft at the time couldn't fix the battery drain/hot bag issue so their later update removed the sleep function all together as a means...

Ahh but see messing with the registry to activate a dependency for a working sleep function is entirely outside of the dsim /sfcscan procedure. You may want to include the link for people here who are interested in a working sleep function again. Telling people the DSIM procedure will fix the...

If sleep truly works properly than your laptop should automatically wake upon opening the screen or upon input to the keyboard/trackpad if already opened. It should not require you to press the power button and should not bootup through the surface loading screen. It should instantly take you to...

Ahh well that makes sense. You're laptop battery is totally fine then haha. Seldomly I do the same thing and I'll get roughly the same uptime as yourself. Also I wouldn't say your entitled but a poweruser yes and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. You're simply putting her to good use. :)

Sign... It seems like we may not be getting a firmware update this month after all.

^Hehe no voodoo here. I am not sure if a solution for improving your battery life lies in your registry; however here's what gets the job done for myself: In Power Options set the Power Plan from "Balanced" to "Power Saver" Left Click on the battery icon on the taskbar and select "Battery...