Surface Book receives a long list of firmware and driver updates

Microsoft released massive firmware updates to most of the Surface line of devices over the last month, starting with the Surface Laptop and Pro 4, followed by the 2017 Surface Pro, Book 2 and Pro 3. The updates included a whole host of improvements and fixes to reliability, performance and security. However, one device that was yet to receive these updates was the first generation Surface Book. That changes now, as that device too is receiving firmware updates with a long list of fixes and improvements.

The firmware and driver updates are rolling out for all Surface Book devices that are running the Windows 10 Fall Creators update (version 1709) or higher. According to Microsoft’s Value Indicator on the Surface Book Update History page, these updates improve security, reliability, compatibility and performance. The updates also include fixes to “resolve potential security vulnerabilities including Microsoft security advisory ADV180012 and ADV180013” that are related to the Spectre and Meltdown chipset vulnerabilities.

Here’s the complete changelog:

Windows Update History Name

Device Manager Name

Intel – Camera – 30.15063.6.6082

Intel(R) AVStream Camera 2500 – Camera

  • 30.15063.6.6082 improves system stability.

Intel Corporation – Display – 24.20.100.6136

Intel(R) HD Graphics 520 – Display adapters

  • 24.20.100.6136 improves system stability.

NVIDIA – Display – 23.21.13.9140

NVIDIA GeForce GPU – Display adapters

  • 23.21.13.9140 improves graphics performance.

Surface – Firmware – 11.8.50.3448

Surface Management Engine – Firmware

  • 11.8.50.3448 improves system stability.

Surface – Firmware – 91.2289.769.0

Surface UEFI – Firmware

  • 91.2289.769.0 resolves potential security vulnerabilities, including Microsoft Security Advisory 180012 and 180013

Intel Corporation – HIDClass – 1.2.0.100

Intel(R) Precise Touch Device – Human Interface Devices

  • 1.2.0.100 improves system stability.

Intel(R) Corporation – Media – 10.25.0.8

Intel(R) Display Audio – Sound, video and game controllers

  • 10.25.0.8 improves system stability.

Intel Corporation – System – 30.15063.6.6082

Microsoft Control Logic – System

  • 30.15063.6.6082 improves system stability.

Intel Corporation – System – 30.15063.6.6082

Intel(R) CSI2 Host Controller – System

  • 30.15063.6.6082 improves system stability.

Intel – System – 30.15063.6.6082

Intel(R) Imaging Signal Processor 2500 – System

  • 30.15063.6.6082 improves system stability.

Intel – System – 11.7.0.1057

Intel(R) Management Engine Interface – System

  • 11.7.0.1057 improves system stability.

Intel Corporation – System – 30.100.1725.1

Intel(R) Serial IO 12C Host Controller – System

  • 30.100.1725.1 improves system stability.

Intel(R) Corporation – System – 9.21.0.3347

Intel(R) Smart Sound Technology (Intel(R) SST) Audio Controller – System

  • 9.21.0.3347 improves system stability.

Intel(R) Corporation – System – 9.21.0.3347

Intel(R) Smart Sound Technology (Intel(R) SST) OED – System

9.21.0.3347 improves system stability.

Intel Corporation – System – 30.15063.6.6082

Microsoft Camera Front– System

  • 30.15063.6.6082 improves system stability.

Intel Corporation – System – 30.15063.6.6082

Microsoft Camera Rear – System

  • 30.15063.6.6082 improves system stability.

Intel Corporation – System – 30.15063.6.6082

Microsoft IR Camera Front – System

  • 30.15063.6.6082 improves system stability.

As is the case always, these updates will arrive automatically through Windows Update. You can check for updates by heading to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and clicking on the “Check for Updates” button. However, if you wish to download the updates manually, you can head to this link to download the firmware update bundles.

In case you are running an older version of Windows 10 that is not the Fall Creators update, you can update your PC by downloading Microsoft’s Update Assistant tool here. Support for Windows 10 Creators Update (version 1703) ends 9th of October 2018.

Via Thurrot.com

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