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Page 1: User Guide
Surface Pro and Surface Pro 2 User Guide With Windows 8.1 Pro Software Published: January 2014 Version 2.0... - Page 2 © 2014 Microsoft. All rights reserved. BlueTrack Technology, ClearType, Excel, Hotmail, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, SkyDrive, Windows, Xbox, and Xbox Live are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Surface, Skype, and Wedge are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
DD CONTACTS ...................................... 15 KYPE DD CONTACTS ................................. 15 RIVE OUR PERSONAL CLOUD ........................................16 AKE IT YOURS GET TO KNOW SURFACE PRO ............................. 17 ............................17 OWER STATES STANDBY AND RESTART ........................................... 18 HARGING ......................................20 HE TOUCHSCREEN ...................................... 21 SCREEN KEYBOARD ........................................ - Page 4 PRINT ? ..................................55 OW DO SCAN SOMETHING ............................... 55 ONNECT TO A MONITOR OR PROJECTOR ......................................57 OCKING TATION STORAGE, FILES, AND BACKUP ..........................59 ? ................................59 OW MUCH DISK SPACE DO HAVE © 2014 Microsoft Page iv...
- Page 5 AKE A SCREEN SHOT ........................................89 EFAULT APPS ..........................89 OW TO RESTORE REFRESH OR RESET YOUR URFACE BIOS/UEFI ......................... 89 URFACE AND STARTING FROM A DEVICE ....................................90 OCKER RECOVERY KEY ACCESSORIES ................................. 91 © 2014 Microsoft Page v...
- Page 6 OVER CARE ........................................93 ATTERY CARE ..................................... 93 AFETY AND WARRANTY HELP, SERVICE, AND SUPPORT ..........................94 ........................................94 URFACE HELP ........................................94 INDOWS HELP .................................. 94 PP HELP AND TROUBLESHOOTING THAT’S IT! ..................................95 © 2014 Microsoft Page vi...
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Page 7: Meet Surface Pro
Windows 7 programs, with the security and manageability you expect from a PC. About this guide We hope this guide helps you get the most out of your Surface Pro or Surface Pro 2. To jump to a topic (using the Reader app):... -
Page 8: Surface Pro Features
Pro Pen for more info. CPU and RAM Surface Pro 2: 4th Gen Intel® Core™ i5 Processor, with Intel HD Graphics 4400. 4GB RAM or 8GB (Dual-channel LPDDR3). Surface Pro: 3rd Gen Intel® Core™ i5 Processor, with Intel HD Graphics ... - Page 9 Flip out the kickstand when you want to be productive or kick back and have some fun. Surface Pro 2 has two kickstand positions: one that’s ideal for typing at a desk, and another for typing on your lap. (Surface Pro has one kickstand position.)
- Page 10 Windows 8.1 Pro has everything in Windows 8.1, plus BitLocker data protection, domain join, and Remote Desktop Connection hosting. Apps and programs Surface Pro comes with many built-in apps—check out the tiles for them on your Start screen. And you can...
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Page 11: Set Up Your Surface Pro
Set up your Surface Pro Grab your Surface and let’s go! Before you start… Make sure a wireless network is available and you have the network password (if the network is secured). Plug in and turn on 1. If you have a Typing Cover, bring it close to your Surface, so that it clicks into place (see picture). -
Page 12: Setup
Setup Setup runs the first time you turn on Surface Pro. During setup you’ll choose a language, color scheme, and name for your Surface. (You can change these things later.) Two key things happen during setup: Surface connects to your Wi-Fi network. If you don’t know your wireless password, see How to find ... -
Page 13: The Basics
The basics There are a few things you need to know to get around your Surface Pro. Update to Windows 8.1 Important All of the info in this guide is for Windows 8.1. Surface Pro 2: Windows 8.1 is already installed (skip ahead to the next heading). -
Page 14: Start Screen
You can keep swiping, and each time you’ll switch to another app. More about this in the Use apps and programs section. App commands: Where are they? Swipe up from the bottom edge of the screen, or down from the top edge. © 2014 Microsoft Page 8... -
Page 15: Touch: Swipe, Tap, And Beyond
(pinch) or away from each other (stretch). Rotate Put two or more fingers on an item and Rotates things that can be rotated. then turn your hand. © 2014 Microsoft Page 9... - Page 16 Right edge: Opens the charms. Left edge: Brings in open apps, snaps apps, shows your recently opened apps, or closes apps. For more info, see Use apps programs. Top or bottom edge: Shows commands or closes an app. © 2014 Microsoft Page 10...
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Page 17: Charms
Change your settings in this guide. The familiar desktop After introducing all this new stuff, here’s something familiar. The Windows desktop—with its taskbar, folders, and icons—is still here, with a new taskbar and streamlined file management. © 2014 Microsoft Page 11... -
Page 18: What Moved Or Changed In Windows 8
Windows 8 has a new app store called the Windows Store. For info about this, see programs Install apps and programs in this guide. Change date and time Open the Settings charm, tap or click Change PC Settings > Time and language. © 2014 Microsoft Page 12... -
Page 19: Learn More About Windows
Support. Lock screen and signing in With a Microsoft account, personal settings like your lock screen and Start screen can follow you to other devices. Your favorite websites, browser history, and pinned sites can move with you, as well. If you don’t use Surface for a few minutes, the screen turns off and locks. When this happens, press a key (or press and release the Power button), then swipe up on the touchscreen. -
Page 20: Get Started
For info on how to sync Google email, contacts, and calendar, see How to sync Google services Windows.com. Microsoft Exchange: To find out how to set up and troubleshoot a Microsoft Exchange account, see How to configure an Exchange account. -
Page 21: People: Add Contacts
3. Add your contacts. To find out how, see Skype on Surface on Surface.com. Included with your Surface Pro 2 purchase: One year of free voice calling to landlines in over 60 countries, and free Skype WiFi at over 2 million hotspots worldwide. To activate your free Skype experience, use the code included in your Surface Pro 2 packaging. -
Page 22: Make It Yours
You can make Surface reflect who you are and what you care about. You can rearrange the Start screen however you like, and choose the colors and pictures that reflect your personal style. For info about this, see the Personalize Surface section in this guide. © 2014 Microsoft Page 16... -
Page 23: Get To Know Surface Pro
> Shut down. Surface Pro 2: You can also press and hold the Power button for 2 seconds, then swipe down on the screen. Sleep Close the Cover, press and release the Power button, or don’t use Surface for a few minutes. -
Page 24: Charging
Change when the screen dims, turns off, or sleeps If you don’t use Surface Pro for a while, the screen may dim or turn off, or Surface may go to sleep. This happens to help preserve battery life. Here’s where you can change these settings: 1. - Page 25 When you see a low battery warning, plug your Surface Pro into an electrical outlet. If you don’t recharge the battery, Surface will eventually save your work and shut down. Notes It takes 2-4 hours to fully charge your Surface Pro battery from an empty state.
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Page 26: The Touchscreen
Docking Station Surface Pro charges while it’s docked in the Docking Station. For more info, see Docking Station in this guide. The touchscreen The multi-touch screen has a 16:9 aspect ratio—perfect for watching 1080p HD videos and optimized for multi- tasking with side-by-side apps. -
Page 27: On-Screen Keyboard
If you're in the desktop, tap the keyboard icon on the desktop taskbar (lower-right corner) to open the on-screen keyboard. To manually open the on-screen keyboard (without tapping an area where you can type): Open the Settings charm, tap or click Keyboard > Touch keyboard and handwriting panel. © 2014 Microsoft Page 21... - Page 28 On-screen keyboard on Surface Pro To close the on-screen keyboard: Tap an area where text can’t be typed or tap the keyboard button , and then the close keyboard button Thumb keyboard and handwriting options Thumb keyboard. The thumb keyboard makes it easy to type with your thumbs while holding ...
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Page 29: The Kickstand
The Kickstand Surface Pro 2 has two built-in kickstand positions (24° and 40°), so you can easily see the screen when you’re working at a desk or typing on your lap. You can flip out the kickstand from either side. -
Page 30: Typing Covers (Keyboards)
You can even rest your hands on the keys. Touch Cover only detects key presses when you strike a key. By default, a sound plays when you strike a key on Touch Cover (or use the on-screen keyboard). This way you know when you’ve pressed a key. © 2014 Microsoft Page 24... - Page 31 Touch Cover 2 and Type Cover 2 have keys that can illuminate. The backlighting turns on when your hands are near the keys and turns off when they leave. You can adjust the brightness of the keys and turn backlighting on/off. © 2014 Microsoft Page 25...
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Page 32: Function Keys
Fn + Devices Fn + Volume Down Fn + Settings Fn + Volume Up Fn + Home Fn + Play/Pause Fn + End Fn + Search Fn + Page Up Fn + Connect Fn + Page Down © 2014 Microsoft Page 26... - Page 33 > PC and devices > Bluetooth. (Make sure Bluetooth is turned on.) 4. Press and hold the Power button on the adapter, until a white light flashes. (This means the adapter is ready to pair.) © 2014 Microsoft Page 27...
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Page 34: Touchpad
Swipe in from the right edge of the touchpad. See your open apps Swipe in from the left edge of the touchpad. Move two or more fingers together (pinching motion) or apart (stretching Zoom in or out motion) on the touchpad. © 2014 Microsoft Page 28... -
Page 35: Sound Features
Surface has two stereo speakers and a headset jack for listening to music or watching movies. The internal microphone comes in handy when making calls or recording videos. Note Surface Pro 2 features Dolby® audio, so that you can enjoy the best audio experience. - Page 36 Here's how: 1. Open the Search charm, tap the down arrow , and then tap Settings. 2. Tap the search box, type sound, and then choose Change system sounds from the search results. © 2014 Microsoft Page 30...
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Page 37: Pro Pen
Pro Pen Surface Pro comes with a digital pen that you can use to mark up documents and take hand-written notes. Palm Block technology lets you write comfortably, without worrying about your hand touching the screen while you write. Or you can get creative and draw something in Fresh Paint—a drawing app available in the Windows Store. - Page 38 Open the Search charm, type specify hand in the search box, choose Specify which hand you write from the search results. Choose Right-handed or Left-handed. For more info, see Using the Pro Pen on Surface.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 32...
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Page 39: Use Apps And Programs
Use apps and programs Find and open apps Like the Start button in previous versions of Windows, the Start screen is where you go to start apps. Surface Pro can run two types of apps: Windows Store apps—such as Music, Mail, and Weather. -
Page 40: Switch Between Open Apps
Use apps together (side by side) You can use two apps at the same time by snapping them side by side. This way you can see two apps on the screen at once (such as the Mail and Calendar apps). © 2014 Microsoft Page 34... -
Page 41: Close An App
Touch. Swipe down from the top edge of the screen, and drag the app down and off the screen. Mouse. Move the pointer to the top of an app, and when the pointer changes to a hand, click and drag the app down off the screen. © 2014 Microsoft Page 35... -
Page 42: App Commands
Keyboard. Press 2. Choose an item on the bar of commands. Built-in apps Learn about the apps included with Surface Pro in the Built-in apps section of this guide. App settings and help App settings. Open the Settings charm from an app. For example, open the Mail app and then open the ... -
Page 43: Search, Share, And Settings
4. On the search results page, tap or click a search result to open it. For example, tap a song to start playing it or a webpage to open it. Search includes items from the web (like webpages and videos), files from your Surface and SkyDrive, apps, and Windows settings. © 2014 Microsoft Page 37... -
Page 44: Share Photos, Links, And More
1. Find a webpage that you want to share (using Internet Explorer), and then open the Share charm. 2. A list of apps that can share and people that you share with most appears. To post on a social network, choose People. To email the link to someone, choose Mail. © 2014 Microsoft Page 38... -
Page 45: Change Your Settings
Change PC settings. 3. Tap or click a category. For example, tap PC and devices to add a device, or Accounts to change account settings. If you can’t find a setting, you can use Search © 2014 Microsoft Page 39... -
Page 46: Control Panel
Sync your settings When you sign in with a Microsoft account, your personal settings and preferences are stored on SkyDrive, and are synced to any PC that you sign in to. To choose which settings sync: Open the Settings charm, tap or click Change PC settings >... -
Page 47: Accounts And Sign In
What is a Microsoft account? A Microsoft account is the email address and password that you use to sign in to services like Outlook.com, SkyDrive, Windows Phone, and Xbox. If you use an email address and password to sign in to these Microsoft services, then you already have a Microsoft account. -
Page 48: Manage Accounts
PC settings > Accounts > Sign-in options. 2. Under Password policy, choose an item from the list: Microsoft account. Choose a time frame or Always require a password. Local account. Choose a time frame, Always require a password, or Never require a ... -
Page 49: Sign Out Or Lock
Change your password Here’s how to change your password: 1. Open the Settings charm, tap or click Change PC settings > Accounts > Sign-in options. 2. Under Password, tap or click Change and follow the on-screen instructions. © 2014 Microsoft Page 43... -
Page 50: Account Security
Notes If your Surface Pro is on a domain, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete and choose Change a password. Forgot your password? See I forgot my password on Surface.com. For other password-related questions, see Passwords in Windows: FAQ on Windows.com. ... -
Page 51: Install Apps And Programs
When you want to get more apps (or games), the Windows Store is the place to go. Note You need to be connected to the Internet and signed in with a Microsoft account to install apps. Here’s how to get more apps: 1. - Page 52 Install the same apps as another PC. If you’ve installed apps on another Windows 8 or Windows RT PC and want to install similar apps on Surface, see Use your Microsoft account to install apps on multiple on Windows.com. Get games There’s a game for everyone in the Windows Store.
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Page 53: Delete An App
To see how much space an app from the Windows Store is using, you can do this: Open the Settings charm, then tap or click Change PC settings > Search and apps > sizes. © 2014 Microsoft Page 47... -
Page 54: Reinstall An App
Install from a CD or DVD To install an app or program from a CD or DVD, connect an external USB optical disc drive to your Surface Pro. If the app doesn't start installing automatically, open the Search charm, type... -
Page 55: Get Your Programs Working With Windows 8
For more info, see Make older programs compatible with this version of Windows on Windows.com. Windows Compatibility Center has info to help you identify which apps will or won't work with Windows 8.1. © 2014 Microsoft Page 49... -
Page 56: Personalize Your Surface
Turn off a live tile. Tap a tile, then tap Turn live tile off. Unpin from Start. Tap a tile, then tap Unpin from Start. To find out how to create and name groups of tiles, see Start screen on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 50... -
Page 57: Change Your Lock Screen
To choose which apps have notifications on the lock screen: 1. Open the Settings charm, tap or click Change PC settings > PC and devices > Lock screen. 2. Under Lock screen apps, choose the apps you want on your lock screen. © 2014 Microsoft Page 51... -
Page 58: Add A Language
By default, you see your Start screen when you sign in to Surface. However, you can start at the desktop or the Apps view instead. To find out how, see Personalize your PC on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 52... -
Page 59: Connect Devices
Connect devices Connect a USB mouse, printer, and more Surface Pro has a full-size USB 3.0 port that you can use to connect accessories, such as a printer, camera, music player, phone, a mouse, or even an external hard drive. -
Page 60: Add, Remove, And Manage Your Devices And Printers
Why isn't Windows finding my wireless device? What if a wired device isn't installed properly? Surface Pro is compatible with devices that are certified for Windows 8.1. To see what's compatible, go to the Compatibility Center for Windows 8.1. -
Page 61: How Do Iscan Something
Need help? In the Scan app, open the Settings charm and then choose Help. Connect to a TV, monitor, or projector You can connect your Surface Pro to a TV to watch movies on a big screen, a projector to share a presentation, or another monitor so you can work with multiple apps. - Page 62 Notes For more info about using taskbars and moving apps around, see Connect a second monitor or projector on Windows.com. Problems or questions? See Trouble connecting to a second screen? on Surface.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 56...
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Page 63: Docking Station
Docking Station The Docking Station lets you quickly connect Surface Pro to all your desktop PC peripherals in a single step. While your Surface Pro is docked, it charges Surface and powers your connected PC peripherals. Here’s how to set up the Docking Station: 1. - Page 64 How do I set the default audio device? in this guide. Notes It takes 2-4 hours to fully charge your Surface Pro battery from an empty state. The Docking Station has one USB 3.0 port and three USB 2.0 ports. Use the USB 3.0 port when ...
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Page 65: Storage, Files, And Backup
SkyDrive (online storage) SkyDrive is cloud storage that comes with your Microsoft account. You can save files from your apps directly to SkyDrive. When you open or save a file, just choose SkyDrive as the location. (It might already be selected.) Or you can use the SkyDrive app—see the... -
Page 66: Files And Folders
2. Navigate to the folder with the files that you want. 3. Do one of the following: Open: Tap or click a file. Download: Swipe down on a file (or right-click), and then tap Make offline. © 2014 Microsoft Page 60... -
Page 67: Back Up Your Files Using File History
History on. We recommend backing up your files to an external drive or network. To set up a drive or network location for your backup, see Set up a drive for File History on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 61... -
Page 68: Networking
Networking Surface Pro has built-in Wi-Fi that you can use to get online. Once you’re online, you can browse the Internet, get apps, send email, and access other computers and devices on your network. Connect to a Wi-Fi network 1. Open the Settings charm, then tap or click the wireless network icon ( 2. -
Page 69: Join A Domain, Workgroup, Or Homegroup
To connect to a wired network: 1. Plug a USB Ethernet network adapter (sold separately) into the USB port on Surface Pro (along the left edge). 2. Plug an Ethernet network cable into the adapter. 3. Plug the other end of the network cable into your router or an Ethernet network port. -
Page 70: Share Files And Folders
(sometimes called tethering). Tethering turns your phone into a mobile hotspot. Notes To share your cellular data connection, tethering must be included with your current phone plan and often costs extra. © 2014 Microsoft Page 64... -
Page 71: Mobile Broadband Connections
PC and get to all your apps, files, and network resources from Surface. For info on how to do this, see Remote Desktop: Frequently asked questions on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 65... -
Page 72: Built-In Apps
Built-in apps Surface Pro comes with a great set of apps such as People, Skype, and Camera. Internet Explorer 11 Surfing the web has never been better. Surface has two versions of Internet Explorer: a touch-friendly app a desktop app ... - Page 73 2. Swipe down from the top edge of the screen (or right-click). 3. Tap the Favorites button ( ) or the Pin button ( Notes Favorites. See Add to, view, and organize favorites on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 67...
- Page 74 Sync your settings. If you’re using a Microsoft account, your favorites, open tabs, home page, history, and settings can be synced across your Windows RT and Windows 8 PCs. For more info, see Sync your settings in this guide.
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Page 75: Mail
To change when and how much email is downloaded, open the Settings charm, tap or click Accounts, select an account, and then change your settings. Find messages Tap Search above your messages and type what you want to find. © 2014 Microsoft Page 69... - Page 76 Surface.com. Other email apps? You can use a desktop app, like Outlook (sold separately). For more info, see Microsoft Office in this guide. Look for an email app in the Windows Store. © 2014 Microsoft Page 70...
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Page 77: People
Tips You can use the Share charm to share links or photos with your social networks. See Share photos, links, and more in this guide. Need help? See People app help on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 71... -
Page 78: Calendar And Reminders
Windows.com or open the Settings charm and tap Help (from the Calendar app). For info on how to get notified about upcoming events, see How to manage notifications for Mail, Calendar, and People on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 72... -
Page 79: Microsoft Office
What’s the difference between Office 2013 suites and Office 365? You can subscribe to an Office 365 plan or buy an Office 2013 suite for your Surface Pro. To learn more about the difference between the Office 365 plans and Office 2013 suites, see Office Frequently Asked Questions Office.com. - Page 80 SkyDrive and Office work together When you sign in with a Microsoft account, your docs are saved on SkyDrive (by default) so that you can access them from anywhere—your computer, phone, or the web. Saving Office docs on SkyDrive also makes it easy to share and work with other people.
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Page 81: Camera
Camera Surface Pro has two cameras. You can use the front-facing camera for Skype calls, and the rear-facing camera to record meetings and events. When Surface Pro is positioned on a desk using the first kickstand position (Surface Pro 2 has two kickstand positions, Surface Pro has one), the rear-facing camera points straight ahead. - Page 82 Use the Camera, Photos, or SkyDrive apps to view your panoramas. You can share links to your panoramas on SkyDrive—see Share and print photos on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 76...
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Page 83: Edit Photos
5. Once the picture is how you like it, swipe down from the top edge to save your changes. Share and print photos For info about sharing and printing your photos, see Share and print photos on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 77... -
Page 84: Music
(homegroup), you can join the homegroup and listen to music without copying files to your Surface. For help copying music to your Music folder, see files to Surface in this guide. © 2014 Microsoft Page 78... - Page 85 Stream music When you’re signed in with your Microsoft account, you can stream millions of songs for free*. You’ll hear some when you’re listening to songs you don’t own, and there’s some fine print you should read about streaming limits.
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Page 86: Photos
If you have lots of photos or videos, you can store them on SkyDrive and access them from any web- connected device (including Surface). For more info, see Store photos on SkyDrive on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 80... -
Page 87: Video
More video apps? Browse the Windows Store for more video and entertainment apps. Notes You can stream videos from Surface to your TV. See Connect to a TV, monitor, or projector in this guide. For help using the Video app, see Xbox Video on support.xbox.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 81... -
Page 88: Skype
Skype is the always-on app that makes staying in touch easier than ever. Connect with friends, family, and colleagues by using Skype calls and chat. Included with your Surface Pro 2 purchase: One year of free voice calling to landlines in over 60 countries, and free Skype WiFi at over 2 million hotspots worldwide. -
Page 89: Skydrive
Swipe down from the top edge of the screen to see commands. Included with your Surface Pro 2 purchase: 200GB of free SkyDrive storage, for two years. To activate your free SkyDrive storage, just use the code included in your Surface Pro 2 packaging. - Page 90 To learn more about sharing files, see Share files and photos on Windows.com. SkyDrive desktop app You can also install a SkyDrive desktop app if you’d like (Get the free app). To learn more, see SkyDrive desktop on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 84...
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Page 91: Xbox Games
Zoom in and out. Pinch your fingers together or apart on the map. Go to your current location. Swipe down from the top edge of the screen, then tap location. Get directions. Swipe down from the top edge of the screen, then tap Directions. © 2014 Microsoft Page 85... -
Page 92: More Built-In Apps
More built-in apps Here are some additional apps pre-installed on your Surface Pro: News Finance Keep up to date with what’s happening Stay on top of financial news and in the world using this photo-rich app. market data from global sources. -
Page 93: Additional Info You Should Know
Firmware is software that controls how the Surface hardware functions. You’ll see a notification on Surface when a firmware update is available. When this happens, follow the on-screen instructions to update Surface. Important Plug Surface into an electrical outlet before updating your firmware. © 2014 Microsoft Page 87... -
Page 94: How Can Ihelp Protect My Surface From Viruses
You can still sign in to Windows and use your files as you normally would. To find out how to turn on Bitlocker Drive Encryption for your Surface Pro, see Help protect your files with BitLocker. -
Page 95: Speech Recognition
Surface Pro BIOS/UEFI and starting from a USB device Surface Pro uses a standard firmware interface called UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface). To find out how to access the Surface UEFI firmware settings and boot from a USB device, see How do I use BIOS/UEFI? Surface.com. -
Page 96: Bitlocker Recovery Key
If a security event or hardware failure locks your Surface, you’ll need a BitLocker recovery key to sign in. If you sign in to your Surface with a Microsoft account, a copy of your BitLocker recovery key is automatically backed up to that account. -
Page 97: Accessories
Some Typing Covers are available in different colors or designs . To see what’s available, check out Covers Surface.com. All Typing Covers can be used with Surface Pro and Surface Pro 2. Colors and designs vary by region. Wireless Adapter for Typing Covers The Wireless Adapter lets you wirelessly connect a Typing Cover to your Surface. - Page 98 Car Charger in this guide. Docking Station The Docking Station lets you quickly connect Surface Pro to all your desktop PC peripherals, such as another monitor, an Ethernet connection, speakers, and a full-size keyboard. To learn more, see Docking Station in this guide.
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Page 99: Touchscreen Care
However, it’s best to let the battery run down to 10% at least once per month before you recharge it. Safety and warranty Read the Safety and regulatory information for important safety info and the terms of the Surface Limited Warranty. © 2014 Microsoft Page 93... -
Page 100: Windows Help
App Help. When you're in an app, open the Settings charm and look for Help. (If you can't find Help content, check the company's website for help info.) App problems? See Troubleshoot problems with an app on Windows.com. © 2014 Microsoft Page 94... - Page 101 Surface accessories. Surface Blog For the latest news about Surface, check out our For the latest buzz about Surface, follow us: Surface on Twitter Surface on Facebook Surface on Pinterest © 2014 Microsoft Page 95...