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Ok, I did that and it actually got worse. I reset the calibration have done it several times and rebooted and same thing. This is how my screen is working now. :( So the pen works fine, but the touch input only works on the top and bottom half of the screen. There's a dead area across the...

It has to be flat? I calibrated it while it was upright. I'll try again and post back updates. Hope that was it.

I wasn't having any issues with my screen UNTIL I reset the calibration and recalibrated it. I don't have anything on the screen and it was working perfectly before. I can't close metro UI apps by swiping down from the top of the screen with either the pen or using my finger. I have to use my...

To the OP. I had a SP2 with the "magnesium" finish that was very problematic and was not very wear friendly. I only had it a few weeks and the finish near the charging port was starting to wear down very quickly. This is a well known issue with others, so Microsoft's fix was to make the...

I'm using a 64GB G.Skill SDXC UHS-1 Class 10 card. Strange. I've had no problems streaming audio and HD video from it. I have a few Blu-Ray rips of my movies for the kids on it. I use VLC media player exclusively for all my audio and video. You can set your iTunes library to anywhere you...

Teamviewer is very handy for remote access. Glad it looks like it will work for you.

I have my iTunes library on my micro sd card as well. I guess it depends on which card you have. Some others have had similar issues with audio playback from the micro-sd card. http://www.surfaceforums.net/threads/music-on-microsd-card-plays-with-breaks.10376/ What's the specific model of...

Yes and no, depending on what tool you are using. Teamviewer is not network specific, but VNC is. Windows Remote Desktop can be both, depending on how your IT department or network is configured. Can you provide more specific details on how you are connecting to this desktop/projector computer?

It shouldn't matter if you know what you're doing and have admin rights on either domain or workgroup systems. And yes, taxing the SP3 and expecting it to function exemplary under all conditions is a bit much to expect.

I always grab mine at the bottom where the type cover connects, or at one of the top corners.

Guess you don't have admin rights on your machine. :) Sorry, that's how I run my department. If you're a domain user, you don't have rights to install anything. This feature alone saves so much headache for IT. Agreed. Be nice to your IT department. They rule your digital life at your...

Are you streaming it or is it already downloaded on to your SP3? I just tried mine and I have no issues. I'm using 11.2.2.3. I have a few movies already downloaded and they run without issue. Do you have any other apps running?

My vote would be for UltraVNC or Teamviewer.

I wasn't using the SP3 screen, but using my dual monitor setup.

This is my battery usage for today. I attached the battery report I just ran. I turned on at 8:05am this morning, right now it's 4:51pm and I have 30% battery left. I used the actual SP3 screen for a few minutes this morning, but I have it plugged into a Plugable UD-3900 dock connected by...

Yup. The installer removed the old drivers, installed the new ones and then had to reboot and the popping stopped.

That sucks. It appears that the crack started from a sharp point of impact. Do you have a type cover for it?

Yup. That's the inherent security for joining a domain with a Windows PC.

Sorry it doesn't in my case. All the firmware updates have installed correctly.

I'm hoping that the fix comes soon. While it's not a huge inconvenience, but you'd still hope that they can sort out the drivers so that I'm not capped at 72 Mbps for wifi on battery.