Now you're ready to start the manual update.
In Device information, look at the value next to Surface model.įind your Windows version: To find out which version and build of Windows you're using, select Start > Settings > System > About, then look under Windows specifications to find your operating system version and OS build number. If the app doesn't open, get it from the Microsoft Store. To open it, select Start, enter surface, and select Surface to open the app. Note: If you want to manually update the operating system for Windows 10 or Windows 11, use the methods in Download Windows 10 or Download Windows 11.įirst, you'll need some info about your device:įind your Surface model: If you don't know your Surface model, look in the Surface app. Or select the Check for Windows updates button below to open Windows Update in Settings. Keep your Surface plugged in and turned on while it's updating.Īutomatically update Windows 10, Windows 11, and Surface drivers and firmwareĪfter following the preparation steps, see Update Windows to learn how to check for updates and install them. Plug your Surface into an outlet and make sure it's charged to at least 40 percent before installing updates. Make sure you have an internet connection. Prepare your Surface before updatingĪttach your Surface Type Cover or Surface Dock (if you have one) so it gets the latest updates, too. You'll also find a section about imaging for IT professionals, and info about diagnostics for troubleshooting.
You'll find direct links to downloadable packages that contain driver and firmware updates for Surface devices. Note: If you prefer to see links for drivers in a table format, you can find that in Manage and deploy Surface driver and firmware updates.
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