Same thing happened to mine and MS support also tried to get me to pay for fixing their mistake. Unacceptable.
Surface book: April 2020 firmware updates bricked my device
This morning my surface book downloaded some firmware updates and asked for me to restart my device.
(Here's the details on the update: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/4023488/surface-surface-book-update-history )
However, after the first restart, I find that the surface book is in a constant restart state. I cannot even force it to shut down or boot the UEFI menu.
This is exactly what it does:
Every 10 seconds or so, it will turn on, show me the "Surface" boot logo, and after 1 second immediately turns off. It does not even reach any Windows boot up sequence.
I found the following topic which advised doing a few steps but nothing works:
Could I please get some advice on what to do or how to fix this?
Thank you
Update: Seems the common factor between everyone who is having the issue is that the secure boot is disabled (I.e. there is a 'red strip' shown with an unlock icon being shown).
Update 2: I have been told my Microsoft that they believe the fault has nothing to do with them. The high number of people who are in this thread with the exact same issue clearly shows that the fault is NOT ours. We are now looking to take legal action as this forced firmware update caused damage to our devices, for which we require compensation from Microsoft (a fix or a replacement free of charge).
For taking legal action and making complaints follow this link:https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/legal/arbitration/EU-ODR.aspx
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2020-10-08T12:14:27+00:00 Sorry to hear there's more and more people with this issue.
I wish I had an answer. But we have concluded that the problem is hardware/firmware related. Microsoft are denying these claims, so basically there is no way for this to be fixed and Microsoft is refusing to compensate anyone with these problems.
I personally want to take legal action, but I do not know how.
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Anonymous
2020-10-08T11:34:10+00:00 I have a surface book 1
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Anonymous
2020-10-08T11:33:27+00:00 i have the same problem. If someone finds a solution, please publish it.
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Anonymous
2020-10-06T21:03:47+00:00 did you find any solution ???