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Trinadh1919 · Jun 17, 2023

how to disable/enable virtualization in surface to install or run emulator in surface windows 10 laptop?

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Brink · Jun 17, 2023

Updates for Surface Studio and Surface Pro with LTE Advanced - June 28 Surface

We’ve released new driver and firmware updates for the Surface Studio and Surface Pro with LTE Advanced (Model 1807) devices. On Surface Pro with LTE Advanced this update includes a new Gemalto eSIM Firmware Update, improving eSIM service stability. On Surface Studio, these updates include drivers and firmware for Surface Touch, Surface Pen Settings, and Surface Pen Pairing that enable Surface Pen advanced feature support on devices running Windows 10 version 1803 or above.

This update for Surface Pro with LTE Advanced (Model 1807) is available via Windows Update and the Microsoft Download Center at the Surface Pro LTE drivers and firmware page. Click Download to download the following files:

SurfacePro_LTE_Win10_15063_1804407_0.msi

SurfacePro_LTE_Win10_16299_1804407_0.msi

These updates for Surface Studio are available via Windows Update and the Microsoft Download Center at the Surface Studio drivers and firmware page. Click Download to download the following file:

SurfaceStudio_Win10_17134_1802206_0.msi

Surface Pro:

Gemalto eSIM Firmware Update v2.8.2.1 improves eSIM service stability.

Surface Studio:

Surface Touch v132.177.6.160 enables Surface Pen advanced feature support.

Surface Pen Settings v21.0.17.0 enables Surface Pen advanced feature support.

Surface Pen Pairing v1.7.136.0 enables Surface Pen advanced feature support.

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Source: Updates for Surface Studio and Surface Pro with LTE Advanced (28 June 2018) Surface

See also:

Surface Studio update history

Surface Pro update history

Brink · Jun 17, 2023

Microsoft Surface Duo emulator February refresh now available

Hello Android developers,

Today we are releasing the latest update to the Surface Duo emulator. Since last December, we started to introduce some app samples into the emulator so you can play with them directly and get a better idea about how to build an application or enhance your application on the Surface Duo device.

Here are the samples you can find in the application list once you install the latest version of the Surface Duo emulator, as below.

Surface Duo Samples

It is a collection of code samples built in Kotlin, showcasing the development on Surface Duo in different scenarios. All the code samples are open source, which can be found in our GitHub public repo, surface-duo-sdk-samples-kotlin.

As you can see, for each sample, you can try it out directly inside Surface Duo Samples app or click View Code to check out the source code on GitHub inside the emulator.

Drag and drop: shows how to build a layout where you can drag and drop content from other apps, mentioned in the blog, Bring your app to Surface Duo – Step 2.

Dual View: shows how to implement the Dual view app pattern with a mock restaurant application.

Hinge Angle: shows how to leverage the hinge angle with a simple drawing application, mentioned in the blog, Hinge Angle on Microsoft Surface Duo last year.

List Detail: shows how to implement the List-detail app pattern with a mock gallery application.

Pen Events: shows how to enable Pen support and detect Pen Event on Surface Duo, mentioned in the blog, Pen Events on the Surface Duo

Two Page: shows how to build the Two page app pattern with a mock reading application.

Companion Pane: shows how to implement the Companion pane with an image editing application.

Extended Canvas: shows how to build the Extended canvas app pattern with a mock map application.

Intent To Second Screen: shows how to start a new Activity on the second screen, which was just mentioned in the last blog, Developer tip: launch on adjacent screen.

Qualifier: shows how to use the Android resource qualifiers to structure the project resource in the development of Surface Duo, mentioned in the blog, Resource configuration for Microsoft Surface Duo.

Multiple Instance: shows how to open multiple instances of the same activity.

Widget

A sample provides a complete widget implementation, including an RSS feed reader that can display a blog summary on the phone’s home screen, mentioned in Dual-screen devices love widgets.

TwoNote

A notetaking application, integrating various dual-screen features (including dual-screen app patterns, drag and drop, and pen events), mentioned in the blog, Noteworthy new Surface Duo app sample.

Photo Editor

A simple photo editing application, demonstrates the companion pane UX pattern and how to take advantage of drag and drop on dual screens.

Source Editor

A source editing application features an HTML editor and formatter that enable real-time editing and previewing of formatted source code. We talked about PhotoEditor and SourceEditor in the blog, New Microsoft Surface Duo app samples.

Surface Duo SDK update

We also updated our Surface Duo SDK this week. Here are the release notes:

Fixed issues related to SurfaceDuoLayout when it is used inside an Activity in span mode that was previously opened in span mode.

Fix the Recycler View rotation issue.

Added common test utilities classes to a new module.

Design Kit update

The Surface Duo Design Kit has also been updated. The latest version includes device frame assets which you can drag and drop to start designing dual-screen apps for the Surface Duo. The kit also includes a wide variety of controls and components, as well as design guidance for dual-screen user experiences.

Resources and feedback

Visit the Surface Duo developer documentation for the latest emulator details and release notes.

If you have any questions or feedback on the emulator, or would like to tell us about your apps, use the feedback forum or message us on Twitter @surfaceduodev. The Surface Duo Developer Experience team is also streaming every Friday at 11am PST on Twitch, and you can find live stream archives and other video content on our https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClGu9QLtPNz8OdddBfhZXPA.

Joy Liu
Senior Software Engineer, Surface Duo Developer Experience
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Source: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/surfa...bruary-update/

Deepika Gowda · Jun 17, 2023

"Surface Detach" Icon Removal on Surface Book Taskbar

Hi,

As per the description I understand that you are trying to remove the Surface detach icon from the Taskbar on your Surface device, we will help you with this issue.

I suggest you to follow the below steps to disable it and check if it helps.

You will have to disable the Surface DTX. Follow:

Press and hold (or right-click) the taskbar and select Task Manager.

In Task Manager, select the Startup tab.

Check if the Surface DTX status is shown as Disabled.

Close Task Manager.

Go to Start

, and select
Power > Restart to restart your Surface Book.

Hope it helps. Let us know for further assistance on accessing the Surface device, we will be happy to help you.

Thank you.

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