Surface Updates
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Microsoft rolled out new firmware updates (February 24, 2026) for Surface Go 4
Microsoft is now rolling out the February update to Surface Go 4 devices to fixes an issue where the device doesn’t recognize Surface Slim Pen 2.
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Microsoft rolled out February 2026 firmware updates for Surface Book 3
Microsoft is now rolling out the February 2026 update to Surface Book 3 devices to device driver and firmware servicing period has ended, this device is no longer within its driver and firmware servicing period and will no longer receive new updates. However, previously released updates will remain available for download, to stay current with the latest performance, battery life, and AI-powered experiences, explore the newest Surface PCs—created with the signature Surface design and built for modern productivity, and explore the newest Surface PCs.
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Surface Pro 11 February 2026 update is now available to install via Windows Update
Microsoft is rolling out new firmware updates to Surface Pro 11 devices to strengthen your device’s security. We’ve addressed potential security vulnerabilities that may lead to unexpected shutdowns and privilege escalation. , be productive when using a virtual private network (VPN). We've resolved an issue where devices have no cellular network connectivity when using a VPN, ensure you have the correct connectivity settings. We’ve fixed an issue where your cellular setting changes to SIM card, overriding your previous eSIM selection. , and more.
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Surface Pro 8 recieves new (February 17, 2026) firmware updates
Microsoft is now rolling out the February update to Surface Pro 8 devices to resolves an issue where the device incorrectly shows an “Unauthenticated battery detected” notification.
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Surface Pro 10 February 2026 update is now live
Microsoft is rolling out new firmware updates to Surface Pro 10 devices to addresses potential security vulnerabilities that may allow denial of service, escalation of privilege, code execution, or information disclosure and fixes an issue with incorrect serial numbers and model names for the device.
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Microsoft rolled out February 2026 firmware updates for Surface Pro 9
Microsoft is rolling out new firmware updates to Surface Pro 9 devices to addresses potential security vulnerabilities related to Intel® PROSet/Wireless WiFi Software Advisory INTEL-SA-01398 that may allow denial of service. , addresses potential security vulnerabilities that may allow denial of service, escalation of privilege, code execution, or information disclosure, fixes an issue with incorrect serial numbers and model names for the device, and resolves an issue that results in devices using low-power Wi-Fi levels in some countries instead of the country-specific power levels.
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Microsoft rolled out new firmware updates (February 05, 2026) for Surface Laptop SE
Microsoft is rolling out new firmware updates to Surface Laptop SE devices to resolves an issue where the device incorrectly shows an “Unauthenticated battery detected” notification.
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Surface Laptop Go 3 February 2026 update is now live
Microsoft is now rolling out the February 2026 update to Surface Laptop Go 3 devices to addresses potential security vulnerabilities that may allow denial of service, escalation of privilege, code execution, or information disclosure and fixes an issue with incorrect serial numbers and model names for the device.
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Surface Go 4 recieves new (February 05, 2026) firmware updates
Microsoft is rolling out new firmware updates to Surface Go 4 devices to addresses potential security vulnerabilities that may allow denial of service, escalation of privilege, code execution, or information disclosure, fixes an issue with incorrect serial numbers and model names for the device, and resolves an issue where the device incorrectly shows an “Unauthenticated battery detected” notification.
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Surface Laptop 6 gets new (February 03, 2026) firmware updates
Microsoft is now rolling out the February update to Surface Laptop 6 devices to addresses potential security vulnerabilities that may allow denial of service, escalation of privilege, code execution, or information disclosure, fixes an issue with incorrect serial numbers and model names for the device, and fixes an issue causing unnecessary battery drain, improving power efficiency.