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Ah ok, now I understand you better. It's not the same thing, but you want to apply both in any case to display full colors (at least on the Surface Pro 1 and 2), if the Pro 4 doesn't have this problem, then the color changes should have no effect on this, as it would be changing the values to...

Oh awesome! Glad it works for the SP4! :D Thank you very much for the feedback! It is what fuels me to continue! To answer your questions: You'll need to re-apply the fix anytime the Intel graphics drivers are updated or re-installed, or when there is a firmware update (which usually includes...

Facebook, Google Map and many other website that have interactive elements aren't touch friendly.

Sounds like you installed a program that restores your window when you click on it or does funny things. Did you install or used any tweak tool on the system, did you scan for malware? (I recommend the free: Malwarebytes), check for viruses as well. Did you install any other software since the...

Everyone has the problem. Even if you have a Dell laptop. We have to wait for Intel to fix this (or maybe Microsoft needs to send another team at Intel to fix their drivers for Intel, because the company doesn't care (no competition, consumer don't ask OEM for something else, it's "free"...

-> Everything is great, except for Intel drivers crashing every now and then (but this affects all Intel graphics solutions users). Intel does have beta drivers, which you wont' be able to upgrade to, because Windows 10 forces the latest firmware on you, no way to differ it, or hide it (even...

Hello everyone! It has been a while! I have updated Surface Tweak Tool for support for the latest Surface line Intel drivers (Windows 10.1 TH2 with the latest firmware of the system), to enable more colors, and disable the dynamic contrast ratio effect the Intel drivers does when on battery...

Very strange. I do know that micro scratches is possible if the pen tip or screen is dirty. But it isn't normal on a clean screen. Once your device is replaced, I recommend to get a GLASS screen protector for the screen. For example, you have the excellent Phantom Glass. Their glass is Gorilla...

If you are inside the roll back period, simply do: Settings -> Update & Security -> Recovery. And you'll have the option to return back to Windows 8. Your files and programs won't be affected (although I always recommend to backup your files before, as you never know. Something you should be...

If it makes you feel better, my Surface Pro 2 has the same problem since Windows 10. The problem is Intel craptastic graphics drivers, as always. I want to say it will be fixed shortly, but it is Intel, so probably in a 1-2 years. Probably Microsoft will send another team of engineers to fix...

Win10 runs fine on my SP2. The Intel drivers sucks, but that has always been the case since Intel made graphics solutions. What problem(s) do you experience? Did you upgrade to Windows 10 TH2?

You have a stuck pixel. The changes of fixing any faulty pixel on an LCD screen is very slim, and no guaranty that it won't come back and now be really broken.

Well, that is a downgrade in performance then. So you get better pen for note taking, larger screen (better aspect ratio), but you loose on performance a lot (it would have been less if you got the i5, as the SP3 does throttle, compared to the SP2, due to the same chip being used, but you are...

You can't.

You should thank Windows 7 for putting that feature :) Reboot your system and see if it is really solved.

That is interesting. If you open the Sound panel, do you see the audio output source change as you plug in/out your headphones. If not, and you need to manually change it, then that would indicate to me, that there is a bug in the sound chip drivers.

Cool! But I doubt it will be new new...

Yea. If it shows on WHITE, that means it is some sever one. Return it or if it's under warranty contact Microsoft (you might be lucky and end up with a Surface Pro 3).

That is not normal. The LCD panel is faulty. What is normal is a bit of white (tinted blue or yellow) on full black screen at corners or 1 corner (or whole bottom, or top, or sides if you are on a TN panel). That is called back light bleeding, something normal in consumer grade monitors.

Plug headphones, and restart the app, does it work? If so, the problem is a bug with iTunes which doesn't support dynamic audio switching. Flash also doesn't support it.