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Yes they do need to fix scrolling; not sure what is causing it.

My SP2 overall was much more stable to use. Kinda wishing I'd kept it.

I wonder if Adobe was the cause of the freezing anyways...

I was using the Adobe Reader for WinRT (Metro UI) and not Adobe Reader for Desktop

At least the good news is the majority of businesses use Microsoft so "they understand" ;)

It was a wake from sleep. 13 page PDF contract (800KB). It was the only app open. There really was no real reason for a total freeze requiring hard power off. And yes, you're right. Only took about 15-20 seconds to reboot.

For me; this was the only time it's frozen. That being said...my Lenovo W520 with Windows 7 has only frozen 2 or 3 times in the nearly 3 years I've had it.

Agreed; I already won the deal anyway. I was just there going through some points with purchasing and legal for my client.

I simply had Adobe Reader open (Metro UI). I was just going through a 15 page contract / PDF (client had their own copies to follow along so I didn't need to project onto a screen). All apps were closed. It's Windows; it happens. Just annoying.

My SP3 froze in a meeting yesterday while reviewing a high-value contract with a client. How embarrassing :( /end rant

Yes it does.

So when I wake from sleep, the 10-15 seconds of "limited" seems to be a delay in the WiFi realizing the SP3 is awake and that it should search for WiFi. It self-resolves, but also doesn't happen on 2.4

So basically, when coming out of sleep, my SP2 will be in Limited Connectivity mode for about 30 seconds, but automatically recover itself. Connection is typically 250-300Mbps with my router.

I had issues with my HTC One M8 hotspot as well; let's see what happens now.

Did the update, rebooted. Limited. Rebooted again. Limited. "Forget this network", Wifi Off, Wifi On, Reconnect. Connected. Rebooted again. Limited for 60 seconds. Connected. Rebooted again. Connected

Did anyone get the July 16 WiFi Firmware Update yet!? Does it appear to have resolved your issues?

Tried this case, still too big :(

Glad to see that this update will address (and hopefully resolve) my limited connectivity issues.

The ability to sign PDF / DOCs right at my client's office is a primary reason for me having a Surface Pro 3.

So your WiFi was running AND your battery didn't drain?