Microsoft pushes June firmware updates to devices such as Surface Pro 8

CTOnews.com, June 29, Microsoft recently pushed firmware updates for Surface Pro 8, Surface Pro 7 +, Surface Pro 6 and Surface Pro 5, fixed BUG in previous versions, and further improved security.

CTOnews.com Note: the Surface Pro 6 device will be discontinued on June 30, 2023, and this push firmware update is the last firmware update received by the device.

Surface Pro 8 Microsoft's June firmware update for Surface Pro 8 is small, but it fixes a number of problems, including graphical display, Surface Pen interaction, and touch stability.

The main drivers of Surface Pro 8 include:

Intel Corporation-Display-31.0.1.01.3889

Intel Corporation-Extn-31.0.101.3889

Surface-Ext-15.25.129.0

Intel Iris Xe Graphics-Display adapters

Intel Iris Xe Graphics-Extension

Surface Touch Pen Processor-Extension

The update content of Surface Pro 7 PlusSurface Pro 7 Plus is basically the same as that of Surface Pro 8, which mainly fixes graphics problems and improves the stability of Wi-Fi wireless connections.

This firmware update is also applicable to the LTE version of Surface Pro 7 Plus. The main drivers include:

Intel Corporation-Display-31.0.101.3889

Intel Corporation-Extn-31.0.101.3889

Intel-Bluetooth-22.190.0.2

Intel-Net-22.190.0.4

Intel Iris Xe Graphics-Display adapters

Intel Iris XE Graphics-Extension

Intel Wireless Bluetooth-Bluetooth

Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 160MHZ-Network adapters

Surface Pro 6 and fifth-generation Surface Pro Microsoft has announced that it will end Surface Pro 6 on June 30, 2023 and fifth-generation Surface Pro on January 14, 2024. The main purpose of this update is to fix the display problems and improve the safety of the device. the main drivers include:

Surface-Firmware-239.645.768.0

Surface-Extension-6.13.137.0

Surface UEFI-Firmware

Surface Dock 2-Firmware Update-Extension