Microsoft Surface Pro Signature Keyboard with Microsoft Surface Slim Pen 2 - Black

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Chargers, software, accessories and devices sold separately. Availability may vary by market. Surface Slim Pen 2 does not come with a charger. Surface Slim Pen 2 can charge with Surface Slim Pen Charger, Surface Pro Signature Keyboard, Surface Laptop Studio and Surface Duo 2 Pen Cover. All are sold separately If the LED lights turn on, your problem may be with Windows and not the device itself. The next step is to reset your Surface. Here's how: Under Ways to sign in, you'll see three choices to sign in with Windows Hello. Select Windows Hello fingerprint, then select Set up. Surface Pro Signature Keyboard is the perfect keyboard for your Surface with its large glass touchpad and Alcantara® material covering. Surface Pro Signature Keyboard comes with a touchpad, where you can use gestures to get around your PC instead of a mouse. To learn more, see Touch gestures for Windows. Protect your screen

And to wrap things up, yes, the new Signature Keyboard attaches and detaches to Surface Pro 8/X in the same manner as before. And, again, magnets are used to ensure a properly aligned connection every time. This is a proven design, and it, too, works well. When you're finished using your Surface Pro, fold Surface Pro Signature Type Cover over the front of the screen to make it sleep and keep it safe from scratches and damage. When you're ready to use it again, open Surface Pro Signature Type Cover and press the power button to wake up your Surface. Care for Surface Pro Signature Type Cover Select Start > Power > Shut down and wait a moment for your Surface to shut down. Then press and hold the power button for 20 seconds. If you see the logo screen appear after a few seconds, continue to hold for the full 20 seconds until you see the logo screen again. Surface Pro 9 (SQ® 3/5G) comes with Windows 11 Home on ARM. At this time, Surface Pro 9 (SQ® 3/5G) with Windows 11 Home on ARM will not install some games and CAD software, and some third-party drivers or anti-virus software. Certain features require specific hardware (see aka.ms/windows11-spec). Find out more in the FAQ.Note: If you use your keyboard with a different Surface, you'll need to set up Fingerprint recognition on that Surface too. Use the touchpad But the bigger news is that Microsoft has finally changed the Surface keyboard connector in a mainstream product for the first time since Surface Pro 3. (Insiders will know that this design really originated with the Windows on ARM-based Surface Pro X in 2019.) That means that Surface Pro 8 cannot use Type Covers designed for Surface Pro 3-7 (and vice versa). But Surface Pro 8 and Pro X Type Covers are interchangeable. I assume this change was made in part to facilitate pen charging in the Signature Keyboard. print services provided and warrantied exclusively by Shapeways, Inc. subject to Shapeways Sales Terms and Conditions and Warranty at: Shapeways Terms and Conditions. Microsoft is not responsible for their performance or compliance with applicable regulatory, compliance, safety or any other requirements. System software and updates use significant storage space. Available storage is subject to change based on system software and updates and apps usage. 1 GB = 1 billion bytes. 1 TB = 1,000 GB. See Surface Storage for more details.

This keyboard is compatible with Surface Pro X, Surface Pro 8, and Surface Pro 9. Connect it to your Surface Pro With Surface Pro 8, things are finally changing improving after several years of iteration. And it starts with the name: The Type Cover name is gone, replaced with the more generic Signature Keyboard naming convention. (With previous Surface Pro models, Microsoft offered Type Covers and Signature Type Covers, the latter of which typically came with an Alcantara top. Now, we only have Signature Keyboards.) And thanks to the use of magnets in both the tray and the pen itself, you can’t place Slim Pen 2 incorrectly; it will simply flip around and attach correctly if you try to do otherwise.The Surface Pro Signature Keyboard has an optional fingerprint reader. If you have a Surface Pro Signature Keyboard with Fingerprint Reader, here's how to set it up: Pressing a number or letter results in an unexpected letter, number or symbol displaying on the screen.

There are some solutions you can try. First steps if your Surface Type Cover or Keyboard doesn't work Battery life varies significantly based on device configuration, usage, network and feature configuration, signal strength, settings and other factors. See Surface Battery Performance for details. Battery life varies significantly based on device configuration, usage, network and feature configuration, signal strength, settings and other factors. See aka.ms/SurfaceBatteryPerformance for details. Place your pen in the storage tray. Wait for a moment or allow the pen to fully charge. When you're ready, remove the pen to start writing on your Surface.

If you spill something on the material, try to clean the stain off within 30 minutes to help prevent it from setting. For most stains, a simple solution of warm water and mild soap (like hand soap) will do. Using swirling motions, gently clean using a clean, white, lint free cloth dampened with the soap solution, and then wipe dry using a clean lint free cloth. Pressing the fingerprint reader at the Windows sign-in screen results in an error or other message such as "Fingerprint not recognized."

Surface Pro 9 options with 12th Gen Intel processor and a storage of 256GB and above are built on the Intel® Evo™ platform. The pen tray is a great addition, and it’s hidden when you use the Signature Keyboard in its raised, magnet-attached orientation, creating a cleaner, classic look.Pressing the fingerprint reader at the Windows sign-in screen has no response and appears not to be recognized. Helping matters, Type Cover has always worked well, too. Despite what many might assume would be a bouncy and flimsy experience, Type Cover delivers on a laptop-like typing and pointing experience, one that exceeds laptops in some ways because it supports two typing angles: magnets in the base of Surface Pro have always helped to enable this functionality, and it’s one of those features we’ve seen other hardware makers copy for their own products. To try to resolve these issues, you can begin by following the steps below to force a restart, detach and reattach the Type Cover or Keyboard, get the latest updates, or confirm connectivity. Force a restart