Solution 3: Repair your Surface. If the Automatic Repair screen appears again, select Advanced options. On the Choose an option screen, select Troubleshoot. Select Advanced options > Startup Repair and follow the on-screen instructions. Windows will try to find and fix the problem.

Resolution. To reset the Surface Pro to the default UEFI settings, follow these steps: Press the Power button and the Volume Up button at same time while you are starting the Surface Pro device. Set Trusted Platform Module (TPM) to enabled. Set Secure Boot Control to enabled. Press Install Default Secure Boot keys. Press Exit setup, and then ...

Press and hold the volume-up button on your Surface, and, at the same time, press and release the power button. The Microsoft or Surface logo appears on your screen. Continue to hold the volume-up button until the UEFI screen appears. Select Security. Under Secure Boot, select Change Configuration . Select a Secure Boot certificate keyset (for ...

Change the screen resolution. Stay in, or open, Display settings. Open your Display settings. In the Display resolution row, select the list and choose an option. It's usually best to stick with the one that's marked (Recommended). Monitors can support resolutions that are lower than their native resolutions, but text won't look as sharp and ...

I want to change the way the screen brightness adjusts to ambient light. My Surface touchscreen doesn't respond, it's slow or inaccurate, or the Surface Pen doesn't ink. I'm having trouble connecting Surface to a second screen. I see black or blank screens on my Surface. My Surface is out of warranty, or has a cracked screen or other physical ...

Shut down your Surface and wait about 10 seconds to make sure it's off. Press and hold the volume-up button on your Surface, and, at the same time, press and release the power button. The Microsoft or Surface logo appears on your screen. Continue to hold the volume-up button until the UEFI screen appears. Select Security.

Press and hold the volume-up button on your Surface, and, at the same time, press and release the power button. The Microsoft or Surface logo appears on your screen. Continue to hold the volume-up button. Release the button when the UEFI screen appears. You can also load the UEFI firmware settings menu through Windows.

Select the arrow next to Human Interface Devices and then select HID-compliant touch screen. (There may be more than one listed.) Select the Action tab at the top of the window. Select Disable device or Enable device, and then confirm. If there's more than one HID-compliant touchscreen device listed, perform steps 2–3 for that one too.

If the screen on your Surface looks distorted, has static, is flickering, or has lines running through the screen, you can try a few things to get it working again. Troubleshooting options. Select a link below for the troubleshooting or service options for the screen issue you're seeing.

Step 1. Add a green screen video onto the timeline. If you would like to use your own footage, add your videos or images in the media library of the toolbar on the left. Note that your videos must contain a green/blue/red screen element for this feature to work. To add a stock video instead of your own, select the stock video tab on the toolbar.