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I had this issue too on a first-generation Surface Book with initial Fall Creators Update builds but it seems to have been fixed by the 7 December driver updates. There was a workaround for the issue, although pretty tedious to repeat each time the SB woke from sleep: in Device Manager, disable...

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I had something similar today with my 1st gen SP - a weird background noise, very disconcerting until I realised it was the soundtrack from today's Bing Halloween image!

I think you are right that it is only certain Bluetooth devices: using a Nokia 360 Bluetooth speaker with my SP halves the Wi-Fi speed, but there is no discernible impact with an Apple Bluetooth keyboard and Magic Mouse; I didn't have the problem prior to the 8.1 update. It's not a major problem...

In principle, the 365 installer should be compatible with earlier versions of Office. You might want to try something like this workaround: Can not install other Office (RTM) product after installing Office Professional Plus 2013 RTM It solved a similar problem I had when trying to...

Thank you - I think you are pretty safe: it's the kind of problem that shows up immediately or not at all!

From the UK - I spoke to MSFT support this morning and they are sending out a replacement. So far, support has been helpful and quick to respond. Apparently, the magnet problem still exists but it is extremely rare. I guess I'll feel much more reassured if the replacement manages to last for...

I was hoping that this was a problem with early batches only, but having just acquired a Surface Pro last week, I found the same problem when I removed my Touch Cover for the first time: the strip covering the magnets at the bottom of the Surface Pro became detached and buckled. It's rather...

Hi Mitchell, it's an interesting question but I think if you have followed Charles Arthur's posts over the last couple of years you will know that his use and understanding of statistics are very questionable. The figure of 100m represents real licence sales (not including Enterprise licensing)...