Microsoft has released new firmware updates for four of its Surface computers. Patches available for now out of production (still supported) Surface Studio 2+, Surface Pro 9 with Intel processors, Surface Laptop Go 3, and Surface Laptop 4 with Intel processors.
Surface Studio 2+ has received patches for security vulnerabilities related to several Nvidia advisories, namely CVE-2024-0117, CVE-2024-0118, CVE-2024-0119, CVE-2024-0120, CVE-2024-0121 and CVE- 2024-0126. The update also fixes audio glitches and unexpected crashes when playing or recording.
The Intel-powered Surface Pro 9 receives the same audio patch, as well as unnamed security enhancements that “improve overall device security, protecting customers from potential threats.”
If you have a Surface Laptop Go 3, you’ll also get various built-in fixes that reduce the likelihood of system crashes and blue screens of death. Finally, the Surface Laptop 4 with Intel processors only received security patches.
| Surface Studio 2+ | Surface Pro 9 | Surface Go 3 Laptop | Surface Notebook 4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Configuration | Surface Studio 2+ | Surface Pro 9 with Intel processors | Surface Go 3 Laptop | Surface Laptop 4 with Intel processors |
| Windows version | Windows 11 version 22H2 and later | Windows 10 version 22H2 and later Windows 10 version 22H2 and later |
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| Update size | 1.3 GB | 742 MB | 550 MB | 626 MB |
| Known Bugs | There are no known bugs in these releases. | |||
| End of support | October 2, 2028 | October 25, 2028 | October 5, 2027 | April 15, 2027 |
As always, you can download the latest firmware update for your Surface device by going to Settings > Windows Update or the official Surface support website (Here for Surface Studio 2+, Here for Surface Pro 9, Here for Surface Laptop Go 3 and Here for Surface Laptop 4). Please note that firmware updates cannot be removed, so please back up your important data before proceeding.