The firmware update is mainly focused on solving driver and display problems on these two devices, so people don’t have to search for solutions on their own. Here you can read the full changelog of this firmware update, and what it brings to Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book: Surface Pro 4
HD Graphics 520 driver update (v20.19.15.4308) – Resolves some display issues, including infamous screen flickering problem. Display and audio driver update (v8.20.0.659) – Supports compatibility with the updated graphics driver. Surface Embedded Controller Firmware update (v103.855.257.0) – Brings some more stability to the system. Surface Pen Settings driver update (v10.0.302.0) – Adds support for future functionality on Windows 10.
Surface Book
HD Graphics 520 driver update (v20.19.15.4308) – Resolves some display issues, including infamous screen flickering problem. Display audio driver update (v8.20.0.659) – Supports compatibility with the updated graphics driver. Surface Embedded Controller Firmware update (v88.855.257.0) – Improves system stability of Surface Book. Surface System Aggregator Firmware update (v88.853.258.0) – Improves Surface Book’s keyboard and trackpad experience. Surface Pen Settings driver (v10.0.302.0) – Adds support for future functionality on Windows 10.
So if you didn’t receive this update already, just head to Windows Update and download it manually. This is a first official firmware update for Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book, and it’s nice to see that Microsoft quickly brought an update which solves the most of reported problems on these new premium devices. Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book are now available for purchase, and you can order them for the prices of $899-$2,699 and $1,499-$2,699, respectively. Read Also: Windows 10 Mobile Build 10581 Issues that Are Still Present
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