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Surface BookUser GuideWith Windows 10Published: September 2016Version 2.0 2016 Microsoft
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ContentsMeet Surface Book . 1SURFACE BOOK FEATURES . 1Set up your Surface Book . 4CHARGE YOUR SURFACE BOOK . 4SET UP WINDOWS. 5CHOOSE A MODE TO WORK IN . 5The basics . 7POWER AND CHARGING . 7Check the battery level . 7Making your battery last. 8POWER STATES: ON, OFF, SLEEP, AND RESTART . 8TOUCH, KEYBOARD, PEN, AND MOUSE. 9Touchscreen . 9Keyboard . 9Touchpad or mouse .10Surface Pen (Surface Pro 4 version) .11Accounts and signing in .11FIRST ACCOUNT ON YOUR SURFACE . 11SIGN IN TO YOUR SURFACE . 11USE WINDOWS HELLO . 12CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD, PICTURE, AND OTHER ACCOUNT SETTINGS . 12ADD AN ACCOUNT TO YOUR SURFACE . 12CREATE A CHILD ACCOUNT ON YOUR SURFACE . 13Get to know Windows 10 .13GO TO START . 13ACTION CENTER. 14SEARCH. 14TASK VIEW AND VIRTUAL DESKTOPS. 14SETTINGS IN WINDOWS 10 . 15Keep your Surface Book up to date .16Browse the Internet .16 2016 MicrosoftPage iii
BROWSING TIPS . 17Storage options .17ONEDRIVE: CLOUD STORAGE . 17REMOVABLE STORAGE OPTIONS . 18Surface Pen .18PAIR YOUR PEN WITH SURFACE BOOK . 19USE FEATURES BUILT INTO THE TOP BUTTON . 19Click and hold to open Cortana or Search .19Click to open a Quick Note in OneNote .19Save screenshots in OneNote .20CUSTOMIZE YOUR SURFACE PEN. 20Set left or right handedness .20Adjust pressure sensitivity .20Change pen tips .20Apps and the Windows Store .21APPS ON SURFACE BOOK . 21GET MORE APPS FROM THE WINDOWS STORE . 23Connect devices and accessories .24SET UP YOUR WORKSPACE WITH SURFACE DOCK. 24CONNECT A USB ACCESSORY (PRINTER, MOUSE, AND MORE) . 25CONNECT TO A TV, MONITOR, OR PROJECTOR . 25Connect to a wired display .26Connect to a wireless display .26Set up your screens .26ADD A BLUETOOTH ACCESSORY . 27ADD AUDIO ACCESSORIES . 27Set the default audio device .28Surface audio features .28USE YOUR FAVORITE AUDIO ACCESSORIES . 28ADJUST THE VOLUME . 28RECORD AUDIO. 29Adjust microphone settings .29Change which sounds play .29 2016 MicrosoftPage iv
Audio problems .29Cameras and the Camera app .30TAKE PHOTOS AND RECORD VIDEOS . 30USING AUTOFOCUS ON SURFACE BOOK . 30CHANGE CAMERA OPTIONS. 31Change between the front and back camera .31Set the timer .31Change camera settings .31Turn off the camera shutter sound .31VIEW PHOTOS AND VIDEOS. 31Personalization and settings .32WINDOWS SETTINGS . 32ACTION CENTER. 33CORTANA . 33SURFACE APP . 33SYNC YOUR SETTINGS . 33CHANGE SETTINGS IN WINDOWS APPS . 33Accessibility .33EASE OF ACCESS OPTIONS FOR SURFACE . 34OTHER OPTIONS . 34CUSTOMIZE THE SIGN-IN SCREEN. 34Clean and care for your Surface Book .35TOUCHSCREEN CARE . 35COVER AND KEYBOARD CARE. 35POWER CORD CARE . 35Registration, repair, and warranty .36REGISTER YOUR SURFACE BOOK. 36REPAIR . 36WARRANTY . 36SAFETY AND REGULATORY INFORMATION . 36More help .36 2016 MicrosoftPage v
Meet Surface BookGet to know Surface Book, the ultra-thin, high-performance laptop with exceptional power andversatility. Use this guide to get started with your Surface Book. For more details and how-to info,go online to Surface.com.Surface Book featuresPower buttonPress the power button to turn your Surface Book on. You can also usethe power button to put your Surface Book to sleep and wake it whenyou’re ready to start working again.ClipboardDetach the thin, light Clipboard from the keyboard for mobilecomputing and easy presentation in tablet mode.Use the 13.5” full HD display, with its 3:2 aspect ratio and 3000 x 2000resolution display, to watch HD movies, browse the web, and use yourfavorite apps. 2016 MicrosoftPage 1
The 10-point multi-touch touchscreen lets you use your fingers toselect, zoom, and move things around.KeyboardMechanical friction attaches the Clipboard to the keyboard. Thekeyboard features a standard layout and backlit keys, with specialshortcut and function keys to help you do common tasks more quickly.Surface PenWrite naturally with the included Surface Pen. Quickly jot down notes orcapture screenshots in OneNote, even while your Surface is locked.Wi-Fi and BluetoothSurface Book supports standard Wi-Fi protocols (802.11a/b/g/n/ac) andBluetooth 4.0. Connect to a wireless network and use Bluetoothdevices such as mice, printers, and headsets.CamerasSurface Book features an 8-megapixel rear camera with autofocus and a5-megapixel, fixed-focus front camera. Both cameras are highresolution and record video in 1080p, with a 16:9 aspect ratio(widescreen).Surface Book is also Windows Hello compatible with an infrared (IR)face-detection camera built in.MicrophonesTwo noise-canceling microphones ensure accurate audio recording andenhanced call quality.Stereo speakersTwo front-facing stereo speakers with Dolby enhanced sound providean immersive playback experience for all your music, podcasts, andaudio books. 2016 MicrosoftPage 2
Ports and connectorsSurface Book has the ports you expect from a full-feature laptop.Two full-size USB 3.0 portsConnect a USB accessory like a mouse, printer, Ethernet adapter, USBdrive, or smartphone.SD card slotUse the full-size SD card slot with an SD card (sold separately) for extrastorage and transferring files.Mini DisplayPort version 1.2aShare what’s on your Surface screen by connecting it to an HDTV,monitor, or projector. (Video adapters are sold separately.)3.5 mm headset jackPlug in your favorite headset for a little more privacy when listening tomusic or conference calls.Software 2016 MicrosoftWindows 10 operating systemWindows 10 provides a variety of options for entertainment andproductivity whether you’re at school, at home, or on the go.Page 3
AppsSurface Book comes with great built-in apps, and you can find moreapps in the Windows Store.You can also use your favorite desktop apps on Surface Book.ProcessorThe 6th Gen Intel Core i5 or i7 processor provides the speed andpower you need for smooth, fast performance.Memory and storageChoose from various configurations up to 16 GB of RAM with 512 GBstorage.SensorsSix sensors—magnetometer, ambient light sensor, accelerometer,gyroscope, Hall effect, and Wi-Fi SAR—let apps do things like trackmotion and determine location.Set up your Surface BookBefore you start, make sure a wireless network is available and you have the network password.If you have a Microsoft account, use it to set up your Surface Book. A Microsoft account is an emailaddress and password you use to sign in to other Microsoft services like Xbox, Outlook.com,OneDrive, Skype, or Windows Phone. If you don’t already have a Microsoft account, you can createone during setup.Charge your Surface Book1. Connect the two parts of the power cord.2. Connect the power cord securely to the charging port on your Surface Book. A lightappears at the end of the connector when your Surface is getting power.3. Plug the power supply into an electrical outlet. 2016 MicrosoftPage 4
Set up WindowsPress the power button to turn on yourSurface Book.Windows starts and guides you through thesetup process. During setup you’ll connect to awireless network and choose a language, colorscheme, and name for your Surface.For more info, see Set up your Surface onSurface.com.Choose a mode to work inYou can configure your Surface Book to suitwhatever you’re doing at the moment. Withthe Clipboard attached to the full-size backlitkeyboard, Surface Book is a high-performancelaptop.The keyboard attaches to the Clipboard with a friction mechanism. You can detach the keyboardand reattach it in the position you want.To detach the keyboard:1. Press and hold the Detach keykey glows red, then green., or select Detachin the taskbar, until the LED on the2. When the light turns green, pull the Clipboard away from the keyboard. 2016 MicrosoftPage 5
With the Clipboard detached from thekeyboard, Surface Book becomes a thin,light tablet that works perfectly withOneNote and Surface Pen. It even has itsown battery, giving you several hours ofuse with the keyboard detached.To reattach the keyboard, align thekeyboard and Clipboard and bring themtogether until they click into place.Turn the Clipboard around and reattach itto use Surface Book like a creative canvas.By reconnecting it to the keyboard, youhave access to the USB ports and theDisplayPort and you have more batterytime.Show your screen to other people in theroom by attaching the Clipboard to thekeyboard so you’re looking at the back ofthe Clipboard as you type. 2016 MicrosoftPage 6
Note: Surface Book uses battery power to release the Clipboard. If the battery is too low, thegreen light won’t come on and you won’t be able to detach the keyboard from the Clipboard.Charge your Surface Book until you have enough power to disable the friction mechanism.The basicsHere are a few basic things to know about your Surface Book.Power and chargingSurface Book has two batteries—one in the keyboard and one in the Clipboard. It takes two to fourhours to charge Surface Book fully from an empty state. It can take longer if you’re using yourSurface Book for power-intensive activities like gaming or video streaming while you’re charging it.You can use the USB port on your power supply to charge other devices, like a phone, while yourSurface Book charges. Note that the USB port on the power supply is only for charging, not fordata transfer. If you want to use a USB device, plug it into the USB port on your Surface Book.Check the battery levelYou can check the battery level from the lock screen or on the desktop. 2016 MicrosoftPage 7
Lock screenWhen you wake your Surface Book, the batterystatus appears in the lower-right corner of thelock screen.Desktop taskbarOn the desktop, select the battery status iconon the right side of the taskbar. The batterystatus pane shows the charging level for bothbatteries.When your Surface Book is fully charged, itshould last up to 10 hours for web browsing.Making your battery lastTo learn ways to conserve power and make your battery last longer, see Surface battery and poweron Surface.com.Power states: On, off, sleep, and restartHere's how to turn your Surface Book on, shut it down, restart and wake it, and put it into a powersaving state.On or wakePress and release the power button on Surface Book. Or, press the top buttonon your Surface Pen to wake up your Surface Book.If nothing happens, connect the power supply and press the power buttonagain.If your Surface still doesn’t turn on, see Surface won’t turn on, Windows won'tstart, or the battery won't charge on Surface.com. 2016 MicrosoftPage 8
Off or shutdownGo to StartInstantGoDo any of the following:Restart, and select Power Shut down. Press and release the power button on the top edge of your Surface. Don’t use your Surface for a few minutes. Go to Start Close the keyboard.Go to Start, and select Power Sleep., and select Power Restart.For more info, see Surface power states on Surface.com.Touch, keyboard, pen, and mouseWith Surface Book, you can switch easily between using the touchscreen, the keyboard, a mouse,or a pen.TouchscreenYou can use your fingers on the touchscreen just as you would on a smartphone. For example, dragyour finger across the screen to scroll. For info about ways you can interact with the touchscreen,see Using touch with Surface Book in Get started with Surface Book on Surface.com.There’s also a built-in on-screen keyboard you can use. For more info, see How to use the Surfacetouch keyboard on Surface.com.KeyboardThe Surface Book keyboard has a standard layout and includes backlit keys. Special shortcut keysand function keys help you do common tasks quickly. Keys on the top row double as functionkeys—hold down the Fn key while you press a top-row key. The Fn key also works in combinationwith other keys to do certain things.Here are some of the basic shortcut keys and the special Fn key combinations on the Surface Bookkeyboard.Key iconWhat it doesDecreases keyboard backlighting 2016 MicrosoftPage 9
Increases keyboard backlightingPlays or pauses audio or videoTurns audio muting on or offTurns the volume downTurns the volume upLets you separate the keyboard from the ClipboardOpens StartOpens a contextual menu (right-click menu)PrtScnTakes a screen shotHomeDepends on the app you’re using. For example, in Word, it goes to thebeginning of a line.EndDepends on the app you’re using. For example, in Word, it goes to theend of a line.InsToggles between insert and overtype modePgUpGoes up a pagePgDnGoes down a pageFn DelIncreases screen brightnessFn BackspaceDecreases screen brightnessFn SpacebarPlaces a screenshot of the entire screen or screens onto your WindowsclipboardSee Using the Surface Book touchpad and keyboard in Get started with Surface Book onSurface.com for more info.Touchpad or mouseYou can use the keyboard touchpad on Surface Book or connect a USB or Bluetooth mouse. Formore info about ways you can interact with the keyboard and touchpad, see Using the SurfaceBook touchpad and keyboard in Get started with Surface Book on Surface.com.Also see these pages on Surface.com: Touchpad use and settings Connect a USB mouse, printer, and more Add a Bluetooth device 2016 MicrosoftPage 10
Surface Pen (Surface Pro 4 version)Use the Surface Pen included with your Surface Book to open OneNote and Cortana, takescreenshots, mark up presentations, sign documents, and enjoy art apps.Click the top of the Surface Pen and start writing a Quick Note—like a yellow sticky that you’llnever lose. You don’t even need to unlock your Surface. Click again to write another note or pressthe power button on your Surface to put the screen back to sleep.While you’re signed in on your Surface, clickthe top of the pen to open your most recentnotes. While you’re using OneNote, click thetop of the pen to open a new Quick Note.Your notes are saved automatically in OneNote and synced t
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