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Any idea on the firmware rollout date ?
regards
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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.
-bs
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Any idea on the firmware rollout date ?
regards
Have you even read few posts above? I'm not saying you should read the entire topic with horrific 30 posts, but at least last 5 posts.
Answering your question - no, your docking station is fine. The problem is related to the Surface Pro 6 firmware and CPU throttling issue. Fix is on its way.
Thank you.
Have you even read few posts above? I'm not saying you should read the entire topic with horrific 30 posts, but at least last 5 posts.
Answering your question - no, your docking station is fine. The problem is related to the Surface Pro 6 firmware and CPU throttling issue. Fix is on its way.
I'm experiencing regular slowdowns from my Surface 6 Pro when it's docked. Restart and shutdown/power on do not help; updates are up to date. The only thing that I have found that works is to unplug the power source to the docking station for about 10 seconds; once it's powered back, the Surface Pro runs at normal speeds. Is this a sign of a bad docking station?
If I were you, I wouldn't use such software. At least not on the SP6, where you have absolutely no rescue options in case of CPU damage.