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My Surface Pro 6 runs noticeably slower when it is connected to the dock. I have a dock at both home and work and see the same reduced performance in both places. This is not a new issue (unlikely related to a recent Win or other software update). Both docks were originally purchased for use with my previous Surface Pro 4 device.
Does anyone else notice such a pattern?
Any thoughts on what might be causing this and how to fix it?
I don't see any obvious issues when looking at Task Manager. CPU, memory and internet are all lightly utilized.
Thanks much for any thoughts.
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If you bought from Microsoft, you are supposed to have 30 days to return for a
full refund.
I don't think that Surface Dock temperature might have anything to do with fans inside SP6. But I can be wrong of course. But with no doubts, there is some weird relation between Surface Dock and a 0,4GHz throttling issue.
Yes, theoretically you should be able to return both. But in a practice... it's a whole different story :)
The fans are working for me. Haven’t had the issue crop up for 9 days with the fans on the dock and one on the connector to the Surface. While a work-around for sure, at least its working.
Hmm.
So I'm using a brand new MS SP6 with a MS Surface Dock. Both MS products that are marketed to work together.
Since they don't, can I return them both for a full refund? (I'm 100% positive my credit card company would back me up on this if Microsoft did not accept the return.) I do have all docs in OneDrive (you're welcome, Microsoft), so should be pretty easy to restore to the new machine...
Otherwise, would be preferable to have a fix (at time=now) to save the hassle of refund, re-purchase, re-ship, re-setup.