Microsoft has released new firmware updates for several Surface models, including both the first- and the second-generation Surface Laptop.

This month, however, the new versions don't bring too many significant improvements, though they refine the experience with certain components.

First of all, the Surface Laptop series is getting a brand new firmware, with both original version and the model launched last year being provided with this release if they're still running Windows 10 April 2018 Update (version 1803) or newer.

Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is the oldest version of Windows 10 that still receives updates for Home and Pro users, therefore if the top Laptop is running this version, it ought to be first updated towards the latest Windows 10 feature update to obtain the new firmware.

"No updates for that Surface Pro 6"

According to the official changelog, the Surface Laptop firmware update includes driver improvements, as the Surface Intersil Ambient Light Sensor (HID) - System devices component is bumped to version 4.1.139.0 to improve device stability. The same improvement is available on both Surface Laptop models.

Simultaneously, Microsoft has additionally released new drivers for that Surface Studio 2, but this time no changelog has been provided, despite the fact that the brand new version can be downloaded using this link.

Another Surface models haven't yet received new firmware updates. The top Pro 6, for example, got the most recent pack of improvements in October 2018, and also at time of penning this article, there's no information regarding when Microsoft could ship a brand new update.

Of course, you're recommended to maintain your device plugged in while updating the firmware and steer clear of to interrupt the procedure. It shouldn't take lots of minutes to install the new release and a reboot is actually required.