Find out which Surface model you have - Microsoft Support
WEBLook in the Surface app. The easiest way to find which Surface model you have is to use the Surface app. It shows the model name of your Surface device and each Surface accessory.
Surface Pro 7+ features and specs - Microsoft Support
WEBSurface Pro 7+ for Business is faster than ever and has improved battery life to help you get your work done. Note: Not sure if you have a Surface Pro 7+? To check which Surface you have, see Which Surface model do I have?
Surface Pro 7 specs and features - Microsoft Support
WEBSurface Pro 7 uses the 10th-generation Intel® Core™ processor with configuration options up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of SSD. With Fast Charging, all-day battery, and Instant On, you can get back to work wherever you go.
Download drivers and firmware for Surface - Microsoft Support
WEBDownload drivers and firmware for Surface. Windows 11 Windows 10 Surface. Updates keep your Surface performing its best. Along with software updates for Windows 10 or Windows 11, it's important to make hardware updates, also known as …
Surface Pro (1st Gen) specifications - Microsoft Support
WEBFind specifications for the hardware and software that came with your Surface Pro.
Surface Laptop (1st Gen) specs and features - Microsoft Support
WEBSurface Laptop (1st Gen) comes with Windows 10 S. It's the familiar Windows you've always counted on, streamlined for security and superior performance. You can switch from Windows 10 S to Windows 10 at no additional charge.
Which Surface devices can be upgraded to Windows 11?
WEBThe free upgrade to Windows 11 is available based on hardware eligibility, reliability metrics, the age of your Surface, and other factors. If you have a Windows 10 PC that's eligible for the upgrade to Windows 11, Windows …
Surface Pro (5th Gen) specs and features - Microsoft Support
WEBLearn about the features and see diagrams of Surface Pro (5th Gen).
Boot Surface from a USB device - Microsoft Support
WEBBooting from a USB device doesn’t refresh or reset your Surface. Instead, it lets you start your Surface using Windows or another operating system that’s on your USB device. For info about how to create a bootable USB drive for your Surface, see Creating and using a USB recovery drive for Surface.
Surface won’t turn on or start - Microsoft Support
WEBIf your Surface won’t turn on, turns on and then off, or starts and gets stuck on a screen—a black screen, a screen with a logo, or another screen—here's what you can try to get it working again.