Ryan Simmons
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My battery estimate is around 3.5hrs according to Windows 10 from full charge. Screen brightness around 35-40%
Windows 10 Preview on Surface Pro 3
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I used mine for email, Lync, and OneNote last week before I wiped it in W10 and It ran from 9am til 4:15 with about 15% remaining when I shut it down for good. I had to force reboot the system around 5 times throughout the day and considering as such I am happy with that battery life.
I don't have a wireless adaptor, just a nice clean SP3 i7 with terrible battery on 9926really hope a firmware update addresses the issue or its fixed in the next W10 build.
I'm pretty sure you do have a wireless adaptor
I'm pretty sure you do have a wireless adaptor
I was going to say this when I saw it
Absolutely. A wireless adapter is built into all Surfaces.I'm pretty sure you do have a wireless adaptor
It happened all the time on my upgrade, it only happens on my fresh install if I have Lync 2013 Active prior to Connected Standby....
Yes I'm seeing this quite a bit, sometimes unplugging and plugging the power fixes it, other times pressing the button a few times brings it back. I've not actually had to do a full re-boot.
Anyone got any suggestions as to what we can to do identify the power-on issue, perhaps a device that is blocking it? Powercfg is handy, the "powercfg /SLEEPSTUDY" is quite interesting, but I can't quite find the right setting.
Just read jnjroach's post about Lync, seems like something to test out.
Ryan Simmons
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lol your right for some reason I thought you meant Wireless Display Adaptor hahaI'm pretty sure you do have a wireless adaptor
I'm ready to try 9926 on my SP3, but I'm wondering what is the best way to get a good image of the SP3 with 8.1 before I take the plunge...just in case
Also Ive been peeking in the thread and there is mention of using the full install, SP3 driver packs etc.,are there some basic tips on how to load Win10 on the SP3 somewhere in the thread perhaps?
Also Ive been peeking in the thread and there is mention of using the full install, SP3 driver packs etc.,are there some basic tips on how to load Win10 on the SP3 somewhere in the thread perhaps?
I'm ready to try 9926 on my SP3, but I'm wondering what is the best way to get a good image of the SP3 with 8.1 before I take the plunge...just in case
Also Ive been peeking in the thread and there is mention of using the full install, SP3 driver packs etc.,are there some basic tips on how to load Win10 on the SP3 somewhere in the thread perhaps?
I use Acronis TrueImage to do my backups, I think it is the 2012 or 2013 edition.
As for best practices, hard to pin down. Pages 62-64 ish had some discussion. Basically consensus seems to be do a clean slate install using a FAT32 USB key with the ISO files extracted to it. Wipe every partition into one big one then let windows do its work. You will need the January 2015 driver pack from MS so load that on the stick too in advance. Best bet is to search the thread.
Forgive my ignorance, but how do i go about installing from scratch? Is there a combination of buttons to hold to get the device to boot from usb or something?
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