Surface Pro 4, Screen Flickering, Shaking

Unfortunately this is a temporary "fix". It worked for me for about a month or so. At the moment it's unusable. I can cool it down bit by opening my window and it does help a bit, but it's damn cold outside. I've even put a cooler on the back of it just to keep it... well, cooler. I feel so stupid sometimes trying to help this tablet not to get an epileptic seizure screen lol. Did i mention that i'm never buying Microsoft hardware again? Only becose they choose to ignore this peoblem. We all make mistakes. Ask my mom. But we need to deal with them and not hide it under the rug like i did with the accidental fartpoop. Got to clean your **** up Microsoft.

Yeah I know its a tempo fix. I am now worried given what you said about it holding out for only a month. That seems to be consistent with reports and my personal observation  that the underlying problem gets worse over time .  I must admit that I went for the surface despite my fears about it being produced by a company with comparatively little experience in hardware. But the previous versions seemed to have done quite well. My son has a Surface 3 and has no complaints at all.

I am not going to say that I will never buy MS hardware again but I certainly am not willing to at this point in time and certainly not until I see better customer service. But you are on the ball when you say "we need to deal with them." Case in point: I was a PC user for all my life and switched to a MacPro 15" in 2011 - lucky me that batch was among those with a graphics chip problem that was far worse than this screen flicker issue. I am talking about the machine being completely useless unless you ran it in command mode. Apple only sorted that out in 2015 (I think) but after court action was taken. I had the board replaced gratis, gave the Mac away and got a Dell XPS which is still up and running.

Press Windows key + R and type devmgmt.msc in the Run, hit Enter key to open Device Manager snap-in.

In the Device Manager window, click Display Adapters and Double click on the Intel(R) HD Graphics 520 driver then under the tab Driver you want to restore/roll back and select

Press Windows key + R and type devmgmt.msc in the Run, hit Enter key to open Device Manager snap-in.

In the Device Manager window, click Display Adapters and Double click on the Intel(R) HD Graphics 520 driver then under the tab Driver you want to restore/roll back and select

I'm not very trusting of Microsoft replacements because of all the horror stories I have heard about it and I am in a tough spot when comes to replacements right now. How do I know if I have the manufactures warranty ? 

The Manufacturers warranty is one year default, regardless of the store you purchased it from. Since you're only a week outside of warranty you could try your luck with the Microsoft Store, moreso, if you can document that you contacted support with your concerns or the problem exhibited before the 1 year was up.  (The Microsoft store, might help you out depending on the associate you get.)

If you did not purchase an extended warranty from Best Buy, you have nothing to claim from the company, you should be dealing with Microsoft directly.

I understand not being trustful of the replacement, I just feel a replacement is better than a non-functional device. Ultimately however only you can make that determination.

You can check your warranty here, though again based on your purchase date, unless you purchased an extended warranty like Microsoft Complete or Best Buys Geek Squad Protection, you would be outside the standard manufacturer's warranty.