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Yes! Wait like Microsoft is saying, because the drivers aren't there yet.

Looking at the Intel drivers inf file, it looks like you are right.

It will probably turn up tomorrow actually. Patch Tuesday maybe, come to think about it.

Cool! Probably it is being added to Microsoft servers, so it will take a moment for it to scatter through all of them. It is like Windows 10 when it started to appear. Some got it 28th morning, other it showed up later in the day, and of course the 29th for most. To install the drivers...

I think he means that his SP2 is not going to sleep. It wakes up on his own. I think Microsoft released a new firmware update that fixes that. But I recall this problem when I was under the Insider Preview, before the latest firmware that was recently released

If you check Get Windows 10 app, it states that the device is not ready for Windows 10, and that Microsoft is working with its partners to correct the problem. Windows 10 is not the problem. It is a driver problem. Many manufactures decided to wake up and start making their Windows 10 drivers...

Hey! That Microsoft tool is only temporarily hide the drivers, Windows 10 will still force install it. Next weekend I'll install Windows 10 on my Surface Pro 2, even if Microsoft says it is not ready, and see if I can work out a new solution for Intel graphics. I can't post the registry keys as...

Don't know I had the last Build on it. I frequently switch network me. I pop-it up waiting for the bus, work, home. Oh and full screen videos where freezing, and I had a not so good experience using my Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter (it is a: wireless display adapter. Nice naming MS! :p)...

I used to have Technical Preview of Win10 installed. I had lots of problem. Works great on desktop, but not on my SP2. Problem was reduced battery life (Intel HD graphics not power saving), Wireless disconnecting every now and then or no longer able to connect on any network until reboots...

On my side the Get Windows 10 app says that the Surface Pro 2 is not ready for Win10, and that Microsoft is working with its partners to make it ready

Well the Surface Pro 2 is not Windows 10 ready yet, and I think same for the Surface Pro 3 from what I read on teh internet. Not sure if it true or not. But I am looking into it. Believe me it annoys me like crazy this stupid features. I wish Intel would just drop it. Looking over the web, this...

Our day 1 patch was probably cut into bits with all the previous updates we got, that is why it is smaller. That is just my guess.

Oops forgot to mention "Running on Windows 8". Fixed that. My post was more for personal knowledge, for those who reverted back to Windows 8.1, or have a second Surface, or someone asks here on this forum, as I am not a very active member.

It's happening! If you notice that your free space on your drive on your Surface Pro 1, 2, 3 or Surface 3 just got smaller (running Windows 8), don't worry. Windows 10 reservation app, if you have reserved the coming up OS, has started to download Windows 10. It also include a large day 1...

I used to have a problem with the WiFi with my Surface Pro 2, exactly like yours which was happening every now and then, and videos stop animating when they are full screen after a while, and the device would never stay sleeping, but the latest firmware fixed those issues.

Yes I was just about to post this! I am really happy that people were very vocal about this issue, and the recent screw ups by Intel, Nvidia and AMD, and Microsoft themselves, made them realize that some solution needs to be made. I like this idea of an external tool. Most people won't need it...

Yes, it is too late. The ISO is not available anymore, officially. Just wait a few more days.

@BeyondGrave, I have PM'ed you my response, as this is off topic, and mods understandably doesn't like that. I know I got carried away.

Yea I am aware that you can do that. But that is soo annoying. The charm bar idea is what Windows 8 was differentiated itself from Android and iOS, where you can slide a panel for quick access to brightness control, wireless, and other options. While Windows 10 keeps that idea, instead of having...

I have made a program a while back to control the screen brightness, like actually control the back light of the screen. Also works on most decent desktop monitors. (To be more specific, I have implement the ACPI and DDC/CI protocol, and use that community with the monitor to adjust the...