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Does a Surface Pro handle sleep/hibernate properly? The biggest factor that still makes me prefer MacOS to Windows is the fact I can just shut the damn lid and
by andybak 8y ago
Does a Surface Pro handle sleep/hibernate properly? The biggest factor that still makes me prefer MacOS to Windows is the fact I can just shut the damn lid and come back a day latter to find my battery is intact and I haven't fried any components.
(And on the other side - I'd love a Macbook with a proper GPU for a reasonable price. Like about $3000 for something with a 1080 in please.)
- exergy 8y agoOf course! Why would you think it wouldn't? Installing Linux on the Surface Pro is a different matter, and then Suspend just does not work. But with Windows it works pretty well.
- andybak 8y ago> Why would you think it wouldn't? Well - My newish Windows 10 laptop fails at this basic task.
- coldtea 8y ago>Of course! Why would you think it wouldn't? Considering that the other comment directly above you says: "It took a long time for the bugs to get worked out, but I have not had any sleep/wake issues on my Surface Pro 4 in awhile now. At least since the 1809 update." There are many reasons to think it wouldn't.
- pxeboot 8y agoIt took a long time for the bugs to get worked out, but I have not had any sleep/wake issues on my Surface Pro 4 in awhile now. At least since the 1809 update.