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The October 2023 firmware update is now available for the Surface Pro 7 and Surface Go 2. It brings camera performance and stability improvements alongside general system fixes. Here is what is new. What is new in the Surface Pro 7 October 2023 firmware update? Improves device camera performance and stability. Addresses potential security vulnerability and improves system stability. Here is the list of new drivers: Windows Update Name Windows Device Manager Surface - Firmware - 16.102.140.0 Surface UEFI - Firmware Intel - Camera - 42.18362.3.12043 Intel(R) AVStream Camera - Cameras Intel Corporation - System - 42.18362.3.12043 Intel(R) Control Logic - System devices Intel Corporation - System - 42.18362.3.12043 Intel(R) Imaging Signal Processor - System devices Surface - Extension - 42.18362.3.12043 Surface Camera Front - Extension Intel Corporation - System - 42.18362.3.12043 Surface Camera Front - System devices Surface - Extension - 42.18362.3.12043 Surface Camera Rear - Extension Intel Corporation - System - 42.18362.3.12043 Surface Camera Rear - System devices Surface - Extension - 42.18362.3.12043 Surface IR Camera Front - Extension Intel Corporation - System - 42.18362.3.12043 Surface IR Camera Front - System devices Here is extra information about the release: Supported Configurations Surface Pro 7 Supported Windows Versions Windows 11 version 21H2 and newer Windows 10 version 21H2 and newer How to get the update Windows Update Surface Support website (manual installation) Update Size 664MB (manual installation only) Additional Steps The update does not require extra steps before or after install Known Issues No known issues in this update The seventh-generation Surface Pro will remain supported for a few more months—Microsoft plans to stop releasing firmware updates for the Surface Pro 7 on February 28, 2024. What is new in the Surface Go 2 October 2023 firmware update? This update addresses a potential security vulnerability related to Intel® Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00783, addressing CVE-2022-36392. Here is the list of new drivers: Windows Update Name Windows Device Manager Surface - Firmware - 1.0.2.7 Surface UEFI - Firmware Surface - Firmware - 11.8.94.4494 Surface ME - Firmware Intel - System - 2251.4.2.0 Intel(R) Management Engine Interface - System devices Intel - Software Component - 1.66.712.0 Intel(R) iCLS Client - Software components Here is extra information about the release: Supported Configurations Surface Go 2 Supported Windows Versions Windows 10 version 21H2 and newer How to get the update Windows Update Surface Support website (manual installation) Update Size 396MB (manual installation only) Additional Steps If your Surface Go 2 turns on and you see a black screen that says No Bootable Device, visit Surface Go or Surface 2 turns on and shows "Not Bootable Device." Known Issues No known issues in this update. The Surface Go 2 will remain supported until December 30, 2024. Source

Microsoft has released a new firmware update for the second-gen Surface Go 2. The June 2022 firmware update for the cheapest Surface tablet brings new network drivers and security fixes. What is new in the June 2022 firmware update for the Surface Go 2? The update addresses a critical security vulnerability. Here is the list of new drivers in the update: Windows Update Name Windows Device Manager Surface - Firmware - 1.0.2.0 Surface UEFI - Firmware Intel - Net - 22.60.0.6 Intel (R) Wi-Fi 6 AX200 160MHz - Network Adapters Intel Corporation - Bluetooth - 22.60.0.6 Intel (R) Wireless Bluetooth (R) - Bluetooth You can install the latest firmware update on all Surface Go 2 configurations with Windows 10 20H1 or newer. According to the official documentation, there are no issues in today's release. Microsoft plans to keep updating Surface Go 2's firmware until May 6, 2024. The tablet's predecessor, the original Surface Go, will reach its end of support this year, on August 2, 2022. Users of this computer currently suffer from a botched firmware update that bricked base configurations with eMMC storage. Unfortunately, there is still no solution to this problem. Here are other Surface devices Microsoft updated this month: Surface Duo Surface Duo 2 Surface Laptop Go 2 Surface Pro X SQ1 Surface Book 2 Surface Laptop 2 Surface Go 2 gets new network drivers and security fixes in the latest update

The second-generation Surface Go, one of Microsoft's entry-level Surface devices, received a new firmware update. With the latest release, Microsoft patched several security vulnerabilities, fixed display flickering, and improved Wi-Fi connectivity. Patch security vulnerabilities include Intel SA-00999 and Intel SA-01083. The same patches recently arrived for the Surface Studio 2+ and the Surface Studio 2. Here is the official changelog: Here is the list of new drivers: Windows Update Name Windows Device Manager Intel - net - 23.30.0.6 Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX200 160MHz - Network adapters Intel Corporation - Bluetooth - 23.30.0.3 Intel(R) Wireless Bluetooth(R) - Bluetooth Intel - Software Component - 1.71.99.0 Intel(R) iCLS Client - Software components Intel - System - 2406.5.5.0 Intel(R) Management Engine Interface #1 - System devices Surface - Firmware - 1.0.3.1 Surface UEFI - Firmware Surface - Firmware - 11.8.96.4657 Surface ME - Firmware Surface - Extension - 6.16.8.0 Surface Dock 2 Firmware Update - Extension Here is extra information about the release: Supported Configurations Surface Go 2 Surfaec Go 2 LTE Supported Windows Versions Windows 10 version 21H2 and newer How to get the update Windows Update Surface Support website (manual installation) Update Size 495 MB (manual installation only) Additional Steps If your Surface Go 2 turns on, and you see a black screen that says "No Bootable Device," visit "Surface Go or Surface 2 turns on and shows "Not Bootable Device." The Surface Go 2 is supported until December 30, 2024. Source RIP Matrix | Farewell my friend Hope you enjoyed this news post. Thank you for appreciating my time and effort posting news every single day for many years. 2023: Over 5,800 news posts | 2024 (till end of August): 3,792 news posts