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  3. New Firmware Updates for Surface Pro 8, 7 Plus, 6 and 5 available

New Firmware Updates for Surface Pro 8, 7 Plus, 6 and 5 available

Laurent Giret Laurent Giret
June 27, 2023
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Microsoft has new firmware updates available for some older versions of the Surface Pro lineup. These updates are security and driver updates with no known feature enhancements.  The Surface Pro 8 updates help resolve some pen and touch stability issues along with some graphical display issues.

If you’re using the Surface Pro 7+ including the LTE model you’re getting improvements in both Wi-Fi and graphics stability.  Surface 5 and 6 are sharing the same updates resolving an issue with external displays and addressing a potential security issue.  Keep in mind that the Surface Pro 5 is supported until January 14th, 2024, and support ends in just a few days for the Surface Pro 6 on June 30th, 2023

Install Surface Pro updates

To install these available updates head over to the Settings app and click Update and Security/Windows Update and then Check for updates. A word of caution, firmware updates cannot be reversed, so make sure you have a backup beforehand.  You can learn more from the Surface Support Website.

via Neowin

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