Updates didn't help. I think I'll return the dock today ...
AUTOROTATE ON - Randomly pops up...
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Anonymous
I am sure it is another display driver bug with, but please fix it. Whether it is Edge or the display driver, please fix it.
Surface | Surface Book | Display and screen
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Anonymous
2016-03-03T08:01:22+00:00 -
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2016-03-03T14:55:47+00:00 I think disabling Fast Startup in the power settings, and possibly changing your power settings to something other than Hibernate (or Sleep?), will resolve this issue, at least until MS issues a fix.
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Anonymous
2016-04-02T12:10:57+00:00 These pop ups have been getting worse and more frequent. As I was looking this up and reading these posts, it was almost constant. I thought I kept this pretty clean. I just tried the cleaning of the connectors with the lint free cloth and eye-glass cleaner (which has isopropyl alcohol) and so far so good - not one "autorate on" pop up.
Thank you very much!!
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Anonymous
2016-05-31T16:41:41+00:00 On my Surface Pro (the early one), I have tablet mode off. The "autorotate on" shows randomly as others have said, but I can trigger it at will by rotating my surface 90 deg either way. The display does NOT rotate (turned off).
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Anonymous
2016-11-02T21:35:43+00:00 This started happening to my Surface Book today. I got the 10/28/16 firmware updates on 10/29/16. Everything seemed fine. Then this morning it started constantly reporting Autorotate On, then Attached. Then Autorotate On, then Attached. It does this 2 or 3 times, then seems to settle down. Then suddenly it starts again. It has done this randomly all day. I have tried everything. I tried running the Sensor Troubleshooter and it crashes repeatedly. Definitely something very wrong here.