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Surface Laptop Studio, Go, Pro 7+ Get March Firmware Updates

Arif Bacchus Arif Bacchus
March 9, 2022
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If you own a Surface Laptop Studio, Laptop Go, or Pro 7 Plus, it’s time to check for firmware updates. Now rolling out are the March updates, and though there aren’t any new features this time around, it’s still worth the download for the security fixes (via MSPoweruser.)

With the Surface Laptop Studio, you can expect to see three things listed in Windows Update. One for Intel System, and two for Surface Firmware. Intel System is getting bumped to 2120.100.0.1085, the first Surface ME Firmware up to 2120.100.0.1085, and the second Surface Firmware up to 2120.100.0.1085. Microsoft says that all the updates address critical security vulnerability and improves system stability.

Over with the Surface Pro 7 Plus, it’s the same three things. Intel System is bumped up to version 2120.100.0.1085, Surface ME Firmware up to 15.0.1879.1, and Surface Firmware up to version 18.101.141.0. Again, it’s just system stability and critical security fixes.

Finally, with the Surface Laptop Go, it’s the same once again. Intel System gets updated to version 13.102.140.0, Surface Firmware ME up to 13.0.1889.2, and Surface Firmware up to 13.102.140.0. No new changes other than security fixes and stability.

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