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this is how I did it years back (haven't tried with windows 10 or 8 though). See if it helps. How to Remove Linux and Install Windows on Your Computer: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/247804/how-to-remove-linux-and-install-windows-on-your-computer

This is what I use. It is how you go form Win 10 back to 8.1, but the steps are the same. On step 11 if I remember right you us recover from a drive not reset. 1.First, download the Surface Pro 3 recovery media from Microsoft 2.Next, extract the contents of the downloaded ZIP file onto a USB...

In Windows 8.1 it started out of the box. I thought the dock was bad so I exchanged it, the second one was the same way. With Windows 10 the dock was a lot better but lately it has started again. I don't know if it was the new firmware update.

I had this bad with Windows 8.1 on the Surface Po 4 dock. I would have to reboot the dock or the Surface Pro 3 to get it to work. With Window 10 the Problem is there just not as bad. I only have this problem when connected to the Surface Po 4 dock, I don't have the problem on battery or...

No problem.

That's good to hear. Hope all keeps going good for you.

Yes I read that on their website. That is why I was looking for the connecter at the bottom. I too am happy with my SP4 keyboard. In the past I was looking at this keyboard: Slim Cover for Microsoft Surface Pro 4 but it also uses Bluetooth. It does connect like the surface keyboard and you can...

I does look interesting. I was looking it on their website. Brydge 12.3 I was hoping is used the bottom connecter of the Surface.

Sounds good. Hope that will repairs the problem.

This is the best way if you want to start with clean install of 10. When you do step 8 with the clean command there is no turning back all partitions will be deleted, no old files from 8.1 or 10. Then when you do a clean install from the Windows 10 image for Microsoft Surface Pro 3 you will not...

This is the information I used to do a clean install from 8.1 to 10. 1.First, download the Surface Pro 3 recovery media from Microsoft 2.Next, extract the contents of the downloaded ZIP file onto a USB drive that has been formatted with the FAT32 filesystem. You will need at least 16GB of on...

Good to hear.

Maybe try uninstalling the driver in device manager (don't delete the driver). Then restart your computer and let it install the driver again and see if that helps.

Sorry, I don't see that it was not available. Hope you find one that works

I use this Hub: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FVS9U8O/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I have a Surface Pro 3 with a Surface Pro 4 Dock.

Jon Agg: Are you using Windows 8 or 10? I had the same problems in Windows 8 at times. I had to reboot my Surface or unplug the dock power them plug it back in to get the USB outlets to work (this is with the new dock for Surface Pro 3 and 4). Now when using Windows 10 I have no problem at...

Sorry to hear that, I have done this may times on my Surface Pro and Pro3 with no problem. If I think of anything that may help I will post back.

You may have a bad recover image. You can try downloading your Surface Pro 2 USB recovery from Microsoft again. Step 7 and 8 should have removed all partitions from the drive.

I would first try with all enabled. On my Surface Pro I had to disable secure boot before I could boot from a USB. On my Surface Pro 3 I did not.

Sorry for the miss understanding. I copied a pasted this from my notes. Use your Surface Pro 2 Windows 8.1 USB recovery.