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Yes, it was Microsoft Norway that said I wasn't covered by them because I had bought it at Elkjøp. Elkjøp said that they didn't cover batteries after a year or two.

@wpoe Yeah, but because it was bought at Elkjøp (sort of like Circuit City in Norway) their warranty didn't cover it. And Elkjøp considered battery a "wear and tear" part, even if it's impossible to replace for regular folks.

Contacted MS, and I'm getting a new device as soon as they have received mine. I hadn't noticed the main thing about the battery report, which was at the top saying that it was more than halved: DESIGN CAPACITY 45 000 mWh FULL CHARGE CAPACITY 20 310 mWh I'll have to see...

Thanks, I didn't know about that one! It does seem like there's not much left: 2020-12-28 - 2021-01-04 35 970 mWh 45 000 mWh 2021-01-04 - 2021-01-11 38 910 mWh 45 000 mWh 2021-01-11 - 2021-01-18 38 910 mWh 45 000 mWh...

Yeah, I think I have one on the Norwegian version of Craig's List, thanks! :)

I have now done this everyday for almost a week (by reading my regular news in bed at night and then leaving the Surface running, standing up on the floor with the screen towards the wall), and it has not gotten any better. Actually last night it had stopped on around 40 %, not 30! Is it because...

I do. I have drained it to around 35 % almost every night, with the hours of surfing (full brightness, full speed on the CPU, power saving is for wimps...). I did a Prime95 just now (in case you're not familiar with it it was very much used in overclocking when that was still a big thing, sort...

Aha, thanks! Worth a shot. :) But it's not connedted at night, only from 8 to 16-22 (depending on the workday), and then taken out. But I will find a way to wear it out. I'll put logging on it so I can see when it stopped and on what percentage.

I don't mean going into Sleep or Hibernation. It just suddenly cuts out while I'm reading my online newspapers at night (which is when I use the battery, the thing is connected all day, when I'm working). This takes around 3-4 hours of just web browsing, nothing else. And when I connect it to...

I don't know if that's even the same firmware since it doesn't have fans, though.

According to this the update is "for Surface Laptop, Laptop 2, Surface Pro, and Pro 6": https://mspoweruser.com/microsoft-june-firmware-update-for-surface/

I'm an idiot. I wrote SP7, I meant SP6... I found the latest firmware. It says Surface - Firmware 11.8.70.3626.

What's the firmware number hidden under? I thought it was under firmware, UEFI, but the number I have there is 235.3192.768.0. So a different format. Also SP7, i7.

Exactly.

After the firmware update a few days ago it seems like the fan on my SP7 is running almost all the time, at high speed. And the device is far too hot for the 10-18 % CPU I'm using. It's not even hot, June was a lot hoter here in Norway, so that's not the problem.

I have a problem here. When I save a file to the SSD (even a small file, like a Word document), it can take 10 seconds! The program I'm saving in, locks up, and only works again when the save is done. And a few times today I saved files in one of my special work programs (around the same size as...

I updated yesterday, and it fixed my problems with several minutes wait for the touch screen keyboard. Which is good. But the thing I really like is the slider for backlight. The old version, with clicking and going from 0-25-50-75-100 % was hopeless, because my wife complains when I'm reading...

Nothing helped, until yesterday, when I did the May update. Suddenly it seems the slowdown is gone. I don't much like the new "light" theme on the on screen keyboard, but I'm not touching it now that it works. ;)

I espescially see this when looking at dark webpages (not darkweb pages, dark webpages...like in design...like...oh, you get it!). The screen will dim, and wen going back to something lighter it takes 10-15 seconds before it is back to where it should be. Anybody else have that problem? It's...

I haven't used a third party (including constantly running Malwarebytes) for at least ten years, probably more. Never had an infection on my main computer. I have had a few on my various VM's, but I just go back to an earlier image. Of course frequenting the web's more shady parts is begging for...