New Progress in the Win11 system running on the original Surface Duo Mobile phone: adding Surface Slim Pen support to 2302.64 drivers

CTOnews.com March 21, developer Gustav Mons (Gustave Monce) today released a 2302.64 driver update to make the original Surface Duo run Win11 more stable and smoother, and added some new features / features.

The biggest highlight of this driver update is that you can connect the Surface Slim Pen charger through the USB-C cable. The contents of this update log attached to CTOnews.com are as follows:

The user uses a data cable with both ends of the USB-C port to connect the Surface Slim Pen charger.

Put the Surface Slim Pen in the connected charging stand and automatically pair it with the Surface Duo to charge.

Removing the Surface Slim Pen from the connected charging seat will automatically wake up the Surface Duo

Surface Slim Pen 2 users can now use the new firmware (automatically updated when the pen is connected to the device)

Optimize the touch driver to share between the two devices

Simplify the process of using OTG equipment

Fixed blue screen problem

[WIP] updated calibration of pen and touch, not all changes are currently available, so calibration may not apply to this update

[WIP] added support for DisplayPort through USB-C

[WIP] the camera driver has been updated, and the camera application can now start but will not perform other operations

[WIP] updated the sensor driver to make geomagnetic direction sensors available