Surface Go and Surface Go LTE receive firmware updates

What you need to know

  • The Surface Go and Surface GO LTE received a firmware update.
  • The update resolves security vulnerabilities.
  • The Surface GO LTE also has a system update available.

Surface UEFI – Firmware1.0.19.0 resolves potential security vulnerabilities, including Microsoft security advisory 190013."

In addition to the firmware update, the Surface Go LTE also has a system update. The text breaking down the update is mostly the same as that of the firmware update.

Generic IO & Memory Access – System devices1.5.5.0 resolves potential security vulnerabilities, including Microsoft security advisory 190013."

The update is available for all Surface Go and Surface Go LTE devices running the Windows 10 April 2018 Update or greater. There are no other fixes or changes listed for either device. You can stay up to date and look back at previous updates for the Surface Go, Surface Go LTE, and all Surface devices on the Surface update history page.

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