malberttoo
Well-Known Member
Ok everyone, here is the page with the download of this experimental build presented above:
http://www.nvgpupro.com/surfacetweaktoolexp/
Nice, thanks!
Ok everyone, here is the page with the download of this experimental build presented above:
http://www.nvgpupro.com/surfacetweaktoolexp/
I encountered this issue under Windows 10 and fixed it in the experimental build.The Tweak Tool app doesn't seem to work anymore; it just shows a black screen....
Well the Surface Pro 2 is not Windows 10 ready yet, and I think same for the Surface Pro 3 from what I read on teh internet. Not sure if it true or not.Wow.
Any idea how to go on from here? Now that updates in Windows 10 can't be delayed indefinitely IIRC, continuously installing the Intel drivers is gonna get tiresome.
Well the Surface Pro 2 is not Windows 10 ready yet, and I think same for the Surface Pro 3 from what I read on teh internet. Not sure if it true or not.
But I am looking into it. Believe me it annoys me like crazy this stupid features. I wish Intel would just drop it. Looking over the web, this issue is one that a great number of people complain about on all their devices. The difference is that they can turn it off. We can't! And I think the reason why Microsoft is not disabling it by default, and not giving the control panel, is that they are afraid that it will genuinely affect battery life, and people might complain about the reduced battery life. That is the only explanation I have, especially that in 1 firmware of the Surface Pro 2 (before the Pro 3 was released), the Intel Control Panel was there. However, I am not losing hope.