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I’ll check out the Surface Headphone that they recently released and see if they’re worth their asking price

No issues with mine connecting after boot or sleep. Connects instantaneously as well

Mine is still wired, but I don't use my Surface for wired earphone listening. I use my iPod Touch instead

Mine only repeated when I updated the Windows to 1803. After that, it doesn't show up anymore on Windows updates. Haven't checked the versions of the drivers but so far no problems at all

You can charge the Surface Go with that but not the Pro as it uses a proprietary connector

Sometimes BSOD doesn't even show up especially when waking up from hibernate. It would just be like a regular windows boot, but the memory dump had been created right after it started waking up.

Check your reliability history to know what caused your memory dumps.

Send it on to MS store and if they'll replace it for free if they can't fix it

Not on mine unless your both cores are fully loaded

Check if your CPU is stuck on C6 state when playing back videos. If it is, switch the power slider to best performance

Doesn’t VMware still rely on the host driver for its USB HID ports so it may not work. Nothing to lose by trying though

^ If you can clean install from scratch, it'll fix it 50% of the time. In my case, even with clean install from Microsoft Store, the USB HID part never worked so they replaced my machine. BTW, the new machine with fully updated Windows 10 1709 and its firmware updates worked normally

It's 100% driver dependent. If I use my external USB Audio Interface (aka external sound card for harder to drive headphones), I get the enhancements tab as well

With Creators update, the enhancements tab is removed and is replaced by Dolby

Exact same thing that happened to me. The solution was to replace with another unit and install it from there. Surprisingly, the new unit worked fine upgrading with stock 1703 to the Fall Creator's 1709 with the latest updates.

I use the mini display port directly from the surface itself instead of the dock. That gives me zero problems with 2nd screen

^ I know about the overheating warranty, but I do know Surface Pro chassis' limitations regarding heat dissipation. That is why I am not concerned about throttling at high temps even if the core temps reach upper 80s at load. Keep in mind of the design of Surface's heatsink. It contains a fluid...

Well, you're looking at the wrong machine IMO. You might as well spend the money on 1"-2" thick laptops with plenty of heat pipes and huge dual or even triple fans if you're so concerned with overheating. Obviously, putting a 25 W peak CPU chip on a really thin chassis like the Surface Pro would...

At idle, core temp is just sitting at 35 degrees celsius and on the back is not even hot at all. Room temp is 77 degrees F which is an ideal room temp IMO