14 DAY TRIAL // Microsoft has made available the download links for its new October 2017 updates developed for the Surface Pro, Surface Pro 3, Surface Laptop, Surface Book, and Surface Studio devices, which include numerous changes and improvements.
Specifically speaking, the Surface Book receives the Power Slider feature to improve battery life and adaptive brightness, while the Surface Pro 3 gets new Realtek HD Audio and USB 3.0 Card Reader drives that prolongs battery life while in Connected Standby mode.
Moving forward, Surface Pro, Laptop, and Studio system owners will benefit from an early preview of the Windows Mixed Reality drivers thanks to the updated Intel HD Graphics, Intel Display Audio, NVIDIA GeForce GTX, Marvell AVASTAR Bluetooth, and Marvell AVASTAR packages.
In addition to that, the Surface Pro device also receives battery life improvements, while the Surface Laptop unit gets system stability and Surface Dock enhancements, as well as a better keyboard safe-mode experience.
If you intend to upgrade your tablet, you can do so either automatically via Microsoft’s Windows Update Service, or manually by downloading, extracting, and installing all the drivers.
However, even though the first method requires you to simply check for updates and they get installed automatically, know that not every device will receive the new package at the same time, and you might need to wait a while for your device to get the update.
As for the second option, save and run (for .MSI) or extract (for .ZIP) the appropriate package for your Surface by following the links below, and follow all instructions displayed on the screen for a complete upgrade. Also, constantly check with us to stay “updated one minute ago.”
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