Surface Laptop 3 and Surface Pro 7 snag first set of firmware updates

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What you need to know

  • The first set of firmware updates for Surface Pro 7 and Surface Laptop 3 are now available.
  • These updates bring battery life improvements and updates to the Cortana speech experience.
  • The updates are available to download now via Windows Update.

Here's a rundown of all of what's new, as detailed with Microsoft's Surface Update history.

Surface Pro 7

  • Surface System Aggregator– Firmware: 14.42.139.0 helps improve battery life.
  • Surface Integration – System devices: 5.80.139.0 improves integration between services.
  • Surface Integration Service Device – System devices: 21.25.139.0 improves integration between services.
  • Realtek High Definition Audio(SST)– Sound, video and game controller: 6.0.8778.2 improves Cortana speech experience.
  • Realtek Device Extension: 6.0.8778.2 improves Cortana speech experience.

Surface Laptop 3 (Intel)

  • Surface System Aggregator– Firmware: 19.53.139.0 helps improve battery life.
  • Surface Integration Service Device – System devices: 5.80.139.0 improves integration between services.
  • Surface Integration – System devices: 14.39.139.0 improves integration between system services.
  • Intel Iris Plus Graphics – Display adapters: 25.20.100.7101 helps improve battery life.

Surface Laptop 3 (AMD)

  • Surface System Aggregator– Firmware: 16.16.139.0 helps improve battery life.
  • Surface Integration – System devices: 18.47.139.0 improves integration between services.
  • Surface Integration Service Device – System devices: 5.80.139.0 improves integration between services.
  • Surface Hot Plug – System devices: 2.42.139.0 improves device reliability.
  • Surface Hid Mini Driver – Human interface devices: 2.46.139.0 improves device reliability.

Surface Laptop 3 and Surface Pro 7 are available to buy starting today, with prices beginning at $750 and $999, respectively. These updates should be available to download via Windows Update now.

Dan Thorp-Lancaster
Former Editor-in-Chief

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