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Assuming you’ve tried all of the normal things (restart, updates, etc) try running this Troubleshooter from Microsoft.and try the steps in this post (assuming the troubleshooted didn’t work)If those don’t work for you, and you feel up to it technically, look in device manger. There should be a “Sensors” section. Under that, there should be an entry for “Simple Device Orientation Sensor”. If it’s there, make sure it’s enabled. If it is already enabled, try updating the driver software (right-click on it) and/or uninstalling the device and restarting your Surface (it should find it and re-install everything.)If all of the above fails, you’ll probably have to do a reset or refresh. If that fails, then it’s probably your hardware and you’ll need to contact Microsoft (or visit a Microsoft Store) for a warranty replacement.Tim.
Surface won't turn onNo matter what you do, you can't get your Surface to turn on.Solution-1. Force Restart: Press and hold power button for 30 seconds. Screen may flash but do not release power button until 30 seconds is complete. Then press the power button again to turn the Surface back on.2. Two-button Shutdown: Press and hold the power button on your Surface for 30 seconds and then release it.
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Press and hold the volume-up button and the power button at the same time for at least 15 seconds and then release both. Wait 10 seconds and then turn your Surface back on.
Windows Is not RespondingWindows is not starting up on your Surface Pro 3.Solution-1. Force Restart: Press and hold power button for 30 seconds.
Screen may flash but do not release power button until 30 seconds is complete. Then press the power button again to turn the Surface back on.2. Two-button Shutdown: Press and hold the power button on your Surface for 30 seconds and then release it. Press and hold the volume-up button and the power button at the same time for at least 15 seconds and then release both. Wait 10 seconds and then turn your Surface back on3. Install Surface and Windows Updates: Go to Start, and select Settings Update & security Windows Update. Select Check for updates.
If updates are available, select Details. Select the updates you want to install, and select Install.
Surface may need to be restarted.4. Scan Surface with Windows Defender: In the search box, enter defender, and in the search results, select Windows Defender. On the Home tab, choose a scan option, and select Scan now.
Restart Wi-Fi on SurfaceClick on your start menu icon located on the bottom left side of your toolbar. A menu will open up, you will then see a search bar located near the bottom left side of your screen. Type in there “Wi-Fi Settings” click on the “Change the Wi-Fi Setting” option. There you can toggle on/off the Wi-Fi. Choose the Wi-Fi connection you would like to connect to. If this still does not work try disconnecting completely from your Wi-Fi, by clicking on your connection and then clicking “disconnect” and connect back onto it. It will make you input your password again so make sure you know your Wi-Fi password before attempting this.