Windows 10: New Surface app version 39.600.139.0 July release for Windows 10

Get the most out of your Surface. The Surface app provides you with customization options and opportunity to learn more about your Surface device. Give feedback on your experience so we can keep making it better. Safety, warranty, and regulatory info is there whenever you need it.

What's new in this version

In the July 2019 release (Surface app version 39.600.139.0), we have added the following features:

1. Friendly names for Surface model name in Your Surface tab
2. Pen Firmware version in Accessories tab
3. Support for 11 new languages (Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Estonian, Greek, Hungarian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Romanian, Slovenian, Slovak)
4. Bug fixes on window sizing and text alignment issues


Source and Download: Get Surface app | Microsoft Store

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New Surface app version 37.306.139.0 for Windows 10


Get the most out of your Surface. The Surface app provides you with customization options and opportunity to learn more about your Surface device. Give feedback on your experience so we can keep making it better. Safety, warranty, and regulatory info is there whenever you need it.

What's new in this version

In the Mar 2019 release (Surface app version 37.306.139.0), we have added the following features:

1. Details about your Surface warranty including Microsoft Complete with Accidental Damage Protection
2. Link to third party software used in Surface products in the About box
3. Several fixes and updates to Localization and language issues

Download: Get Surface app | Microsoft Store

 

Type Cover 2 not working with WIndows 10 (Release)

So, after suggesting checking for firmware updates, it does appear there was a firmware release July 23, 2015 that resolves this issue. The step-by-step directions as well as the firmware release history for the Surface Pro 2 can be found here.

 

"New Folder" command creates 4 folders on Windows 10 Pro - July 2016 release

"New Folder" command (from windows explorer) creates 4 folders on Windows 10 Pro - July 2016 release. This issue however doesn't occur on Windows 10 Enterprise or on Windows 10 Pro - July 2015 release. Steps to reproduce:

1. Right click on C drive->Properties->Security->Advanced
   
2. Select "Authenticated Users" Principal and "Modify" access entry
   
3. Click on "Change permissions"
   
4. Select "Authenticated Users" Principal and "Modify" access entry
   
5. Click on "Remove"
   
6. Click on "Apply" or on "OK", it will pop up few security warnings, click "Yes" on all those warning messages.
   

Now create a folder on C drive root, it will create 4 "New folder" entries.
Ctrl+Shift+N behaves same, however from a command prompt it works fine.

Win 10 enterprise and earlier release (July 2015) of Win 10 Pro seems to be working okay.