Surface Book 2 gets stability update for Windows 10 v1703 and v1709

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Published on November 25, 2017

published on November 25, 2017

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Microsoft began rolling out the first part of firmware updates targeted at its Surface Book 2. They are set to improve the stability of the system’s components, even if, fortunately, there haven’t been reported any significant breakdowns.

The company is currently delivering two sets of updates: one for the Surface Book 2s that are running Windows 10 version 1703 and the other for users who are already on the Fall Creators Update – Windows 10 version 1709.

Surface Book 2 updates for Windows 10 version 1703

Intel(R) HD Graphics 620: Display adapters 22.20.16.4840 improves system stability.
Surface UEFI: Firmware 387.1879.769.0 improves system stability.
Surface Dial Filter: Human Interface Devices 1.19.136.0 improves system stability.
Surface Integration: System devices 4.6.136.0 improves system stability.
Surface DTX: System devices 2.27.136.0 improves system stability.
Surface UCSI Device: Universal Serial Bus controllers 2.14.136.0 improves system stability.

Surface Book 2 updates the Fall Creators Update

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050: Device adapters 23.21.13.8808 required to support Windows Mixed Reality features.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060: Device adapters 23.21.13.8808 required to support Windows Mixed Reality features.
Surface ACPI Notify Driver: System devices 5.15.136.0 required to support Windows Mixed Reality features.
Surface Integration Service Device: System devices 4.14.136.0 required to support Windows Mixed Reality features.

To download the new Windows 10 update for your Surface Book 2, all you have to do is head to the Windows Update.

These two separate updates are dated November 18, and they don’t have any effects on security, battery life, performance or connectivity; they’re just targeted at compatibility and reliability.

It’s a bit strange that the Surface Book 2 shipped with version 1703 of Windows, to begin with considering that the device was released after almost a month since the release of version 1709.

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