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Surface Pro 4 Screen Shaking/Shuddering up and down while Idle
I think I may have had this issue before and it just solved itself. However, my Surface Pro 4's screen has recently began to shake/shudder up and down while it is idle. If I am watching a movie, typing, or even moving the cursor it is fine just not when it is idle. It happened after I needed to render quite a few videos consecutively with Adobe Premiere Pro.
Has anyone else had this issue? Is it a software/firmware issue, or hardware? I am worried that it is going to begin shaking while I am not idle and that will become increasingly frustrating while editing.
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2017-03-10T01:18:49+00:00 Didn't help for me. I took it to the local MS Store and they swapped me out. THAT helped.
Now my sp4 no longer has epilepsy.
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Anonymous
2017-03-20T08:36:57+00:00 Well adding seconds has worked for me, except a few times when it gets to hot it occasionally shakes between seconds. I am still unsure about what causes the issue based on my experiences.
But I am also 10,000km and 3 months away from being able to get a warranty replacement so...
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Anonymous
2017-03-23T05:38:26+00:00 I've just been through all the troubleshooting steps with MS Tech Support and they've confirmed that the shaking screen is a known issue affecting some SP4s.
They will replace under warranty but can give no guarantee that the replacement won't also suffer from the same issue.
They are hoping a patch will be released that will fix the issue.
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Anonymous
2017-03-24T18:41:15+00:00 I think I may have had this issue before and it just solved itself. However, my Surface Pro 4's screen has recently began to shake/shudder up and down while it is idle. If I am watching a movie, typing, or even moving the cursor it is fine just not when it is idle. It happened after I needed to render quite a few videos consecutively with Adobe Premiere Pro.
Has anyone else had this issue? Is it a software/firmware issue, or hardware? I am worried that it is going to begin shaking while I am not idle and that will become increasingly frustrating while editing.
Hello! i have this same issue...
I live outside of US, Brazil, and cant exchange for another one... So i had no choice, kept with it...
Actually, i think i found a way to fix it...
Its very easy... Just install F.lux software and it will back to normal...
If you dont know how to use f.lux... I usually set F.lux settings to 4.300K at day and 2900 at night..
you can download f.lux here:https://justgetflux.com/
*Sorry for the bad english, hope it works with you too.
Cheers!