Microsoft Surface RT - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Hello, now when I want to have a program on my Home Page in Windows 10, I go to the left-side of your tiles, near the top, I think it is the small icon third down from the top, and place your mouse marker on it. You will soon see that it says All Applications. Click that and all the Applications or programs that are installed on your computer will appear in lines. Now if you place your Mouse Pointer on the one you require and click it, the dialog box that appears will ask if you want to place that Application on your start screen, or your Task bar, you will just click it and it will then go to the desired place, or if you want to remove it you do exactly the same action. Hope this helps.

Try having the charger on at the same time. Hold the on button on longer than normal. This is what I did, hope it works for you.

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The white dots are most likely to be failed pixels in the LCD screen. When the picture elements fail, they switch to clear and what you see as white is the backlighting. The overheating issue in laptops is generally caused by dust and fluff blocking the cooling fins and ducts or a failed cooling fan, but it could also be caused by a hung process which runs the CPU at a high processing speed. Press control (CTRL) ALT and DEL and look at the task manager and see if you can see any processes that are running constantly near or at 100% to eliminate this being the problem. The failing display is unlikely to be related to the overheating issue.

Using windows explorer go to the folder that has the photo,, right click on the file and choose delete,

The Microsoft Surface has a USB connect.. if the software is compatible for Win 8RT you can copy to a USB thumb drive then copy to the surface,, you might also to try a portable CD/DVD connectable with USB,, newer laptops don't have a DD/DVD.. you can purchase one on Amazon for about 100,00

Here's instructions on language change: Change Languages in Windows 8 on Surface Tablets LoveMySurface Change Languages in Windows 8 on Surface Tablets LoveMySurface

As far as I can tell Sky Go is not yet supported by Microsoft Surface Tablets running Windows 8.1. They haven't developed an App for the Windows Store yet as far as I know.

press the power button for some seconds to force power down

Factory reset!

Use either microSD card (Surface has a slot for this card), or SD card with USB adapter. This way it is easy to transfer pictures .

If you mean that nothing happens at all when you push the power button along the edge of the device then the battery is dead or the device itself is defective. If it is off and you are just tapping the Windows button or using the keyboard to try to wake it then use the power button to turn it on first. It will sleep after idle for a time and can be awakened by the keyboard or the Windows key. Hope that helps...

Garmin's software will not work on the RT models it is regular windows software it will run on the pro modells

The short answer is you can't It is an android file you can open it with the right software but you probably wouldn't want to APK file format

1. Assume battery has sufficient charge 2. Assume no physical damage to unit, liquid, dropping etc 3. When turned 'on' can an updated OS be installed? 4. Any other faults or problems noticed? 5. Remove all peripherals and reboot 6. Go to this link: www.microsoft.com/surface/en-gb/support/warranty-service-and-recovery/surface-wont-turn-on Good luck.

Sounds as though the power has gone. Try plugging in the power then start it up..

Try pressing the power button down for 15 seconds, then release. Hiope this works for you.

if you do not mind loosing any data press and hold reset button for 30 seconds will set back to factory default settings or snap case open and try cleaning button surface where it connects

Here are the steps to go back I factory setup. It will remove everything personal you have on the Surface - photos, docs, etc. They will still be in the Share drive if you utilized it for storage.

1. Restart the device made for Surface.
2. Press F8 during the initial BIOS post to bring up the Advanced Boot Options screen.
3. On the Advanced boot options screen, use the arrow keys to highlight Repair your computer, and then press Enter.
4. Select a keyboard layout, and then click Next.
5. Type the user name and password of an administrator, and then click OK.
6. Under System Recovery Options, select Reinstall Windows. This option will restore Surface to the factory image, and any customized user information will be lost.
7. When the restoration of the factory image is complete, the device made for Surface will restart, and the setup process will begin. This process is identical to the first time you set up Surface; you will be guided by a series of prompts and dialog boxes.

One more note - if you deleted the restore folder to save drive space this will not work. You'll need to take to tech support. Good luck.