System Firmware Update?
- Thread starter kristalsoldier
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There appear to be several pen related drivers - under Bluetooth, and two entries under Human Interface Devices. Is there a specific driver to roll back? Thanks for your patience with me and my lack of comfortable knowledge about these things.
Silver0066
Member
When is MS going to fix the Network issue on Win 10 where you can't see your other computers on LAN? This issue has affected hundreds (See Networking on MS Windows 10 TechNet forums). Microsoft has been completely silent on this issue. It seems that nothing much has changed in their attitude towards their customers since Ballmer left.
Read Paul Thurrott's article on "Surfacegate"
Paul Thurrott on Surface brand: ‘Microsoft, you’re f@#$ing up.’
Read Paul Thurrott's article on "Surfacegate"
Paul Thurrott on Surface brand: ‘Microsoft, you’re f@#$ing up.’
From Device Manager:
Right Click on Surface Pen Settings
Select Properties
Select Driver Tab
Select Rollback Driver
Michael Lovett
Member
I'm cautiously optimistic about this update. My device now seems to properly honor "sleep" and "hibernate" commands (for the first time since I bought it).
I've noticed a couple of small flaky things (upon waking desktop icons have traveled to the other side of the screen, etc) but none of those are deal killers. VERY GLAD to have sleep and hibernate finally working!
Crossing fingers no BSOD's/random boots come my way
I've noticed a couple of small flaky things (upon waking desktop icons have traveled to the other side of the screen, etc) but none of those are deal killers. VERY GLAD to have sleep and hibernate finally working!
Crossing fingers no BSOD's/random boots come my way
Thanks! I'll try that.
I did notice that there was a new Intel HD 5000 driver installed yesterday according to my Update History. Since this update, I have not had any BSODs about driver power state failures (Fingers crossed). However, my SP3 does not seem to be handling sleep/instantgo properly. When it is re-awakened/opened, etc., it hasn't remembered anything. It is more like it had been shutdown rather than sleeping.
I'm cautiously optimistic about this update. My device now seems to properly honor "sleep" and "hibernate" commands (for the first time since I bought it).
I've noticed a couple of small flaky things (upon waking desktop icons have traveled to the other side of the screen, etc) but none of those are deal killers. VERY GLAD to have sleep and hibernate finally working!
Crossing fingers no BSOD's/random boots come my way
Here's an update: I did have another BSOD D_P_S_F . And, although I put the machine to sleep using the Windows button > Power > Sleep procedure, when I opened the cover, it re-booted or re-started instead of merely awakening - all windows had been closed; some of them "improperly." So there still seems to be a problem with Sleep/InstantGo/Hibernation etc. and the latest firmware updates.
I'm having the exact issues everyone is stating here (BSOD). Seems like Microsoft sent out a bad update. It's getting really annoying especially as a college student and constantly needing my computer. I rolled back the Surface Pen Settings Driver and I'll see if that helps the issue.
