Recently, Microsoft launched a significant firmware update for the Surface Laptop 7, and now this same update is fully available for all Surface Pro 11 users. While this update does not introduce new features, it includes numerous fixes and enhancements.
Below is the detailed changelog:
- Resolves a potential issue that prevented the device from Wake-on-Power (automatically starting when reconnected to power) when using Dock3.
- Addresses the boot failure issue that occurs when USB-C is disabled through the SEMM tool.
- Improves the detection of certain Dell monitors when connected to a Targus docking station during power cycles.
- Enhances monitor identification connected via USB-DP when the USB-C port is disabled using the SEMM tool.
- Fixes an issue with the Wake on LAN (WOL) feature that resulted in the system powering on automatically after shutdown.
- Addresses the image distortion problem that occurs after the system comes out of Sleep mode.
- Enhances system stability, resolving bugs that caused system crashes or hangs during sleep mode or transitions between power states.
- Fixes the issue leading to a black screen when attempting to restart the device.
You can find the complete list of new drivers included in this update here.
Here is additional information regarding this release:
| Supported Configurations | Surface Pro 11 |
|---|---|
| Supported Windows Versions | Windows 11 version 24H2 and newer |
| Update Size | 570 MB (manual installation only) |
| Additional Steps | No extra steps required for the update |
| Known Issues | No known issues with this update |
| Device Supported Until | June 18, 2030 |
You can download the latest firmware update for the Surface Pro 11 through Windows Update. Alternatively, Microsoft has provided an offline package available for download here.
Leave a Reply