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FYI, I got a replacement from Microsoft and it hasn't happened since. The one tech there said that he's seen a few issues where the glue used to hold the screen on actually caused this issue, as some of it got too close to the screen itself. Not sure about that, but the new ones been working great.

Yeah my SP3 was rock solid. I'm in IT, and I gave my boss my SP3 when I upgraded. I'm glad I did that instead of giving him the new one though, as he would lose his mind if he had to deal with this crap. I went to the MS store yesterday. He ran some program on it to calibrate the touchscreen...

I'm going to go there today to see if they will do anything for me. This is my main work machine. I can't have it not work like that all the time. I agree about the SP4. When working its great. I kind of wish I didn't upgrade from the SP3 to the 4, as I didn't have this issue with my old one.

I don't have a screen protector on it. Off to Microsoft tomorrow for me I guess.

Has anyone else seen this issue? I've been dealing with this since day 1. When this happens the computer is unusable. I then have to restart a bunch of times until it stops. Sometimes it takes 3 restarts, sometimes 20. Here are 2 youtube videos I uploaded of the problem. (I swear once in the...

I'm having the issue as well. I found that after I flip it off, then back on (with just the black screen coming on) and wait for a couple of minutes it pops back on, on it's own. It happens a lot more when I'm changing the DPI scale going from my dock to holding it. I've since stopped changing...