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How Microsoft could make up for its buggy Surface Book 2

How Microsoft could make up for its buggy Surface Book 2

Posted on June 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

A power problem, a flaky Surface Dock, and thermal issues—users have suffered through quite a bit.

Why did I put up with Microsoft’s Surface Book 2? Why did anyone? That’s the question I asked myself recently as I tried to convince the Surface Book 2 to recognize my 4K monitor, yet again.

Surface Book 2 users have suffered through quite a bit. There was the GPU bug that delayed a scheduled Windows update. Thermal issues. Even a power issue that was really never fixed.
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Computers & IT Tags:4K, dock, gpu, Microsoft, Surface, Surface Book, Surface Book 2, Windows

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