The serial number appears on the back of the display near the middle. Starting in Laptop mode, gently rotate the top of the display backwards 180 degrees. Place your Surface Studio screen down, and look at the bottom of the base. You'll need to disconnect the screen from the base. Look on the bottom edge of the clipboard where it attaches to the keyboard. Look on the bottom edge of the Clipboard where it attaches to the keyboard. Look for your Surface model to locate its serial number.Īny Surface Pro model, Surface Go model, Surface 2, Surface 3, and Surface RTįlip out the kickstand and look for the string of numbers near its base. However, if your Surface Duo doesn’t turn on, you can also find the serial number on the SIM card tray after you eject it. This is the quickest way to find your serial number. In Settings, tap About > Model & hardware, and look for your Serial number. On this page, find Windows Specifications, and look for your Serial number. Select Start > Settings > System > About. Here's a quick way to find the serial number on your Surface (running on Windows 10 or Windows 11): If you still have the original packaging for your Surface, you can find the serial number on the barcode label. Get the Surface app Find the serial number on the packaging The Surface app isn’t available on Surface Duo or Windows RT. This made me really consider switching OS.Note: If you have a Surface Duo, Surface RT, or Surface 2, use one of the other methods to find the serial number. I tried a few things and ended up uninstalling the Nvidia drivers and software and reinstalling it and, at this point, this seems to have fixed the problem. The surface now began to run slowly, CPU at a constant 40%. After more time with MS support and more updates no change. The device only charged now if it was in standby and run extremely hot. I got a new keyboard, yet the problem persisted. In between I had been on/off with MS support, made sure everything is updated, all diagnostics run, etc. I tried to bend it in place but it was inconsistent … eventually it broke off, hence the need for a new keyboard. A new one did not solve the problem but it seemed that moving the plug in the port would allow the device to charge - I questioned a bent or broken pin inside the charging port and after magnifying it found that to be true. Considering I was already on my third charger I thought that was it. At first, I noticed the device would not charge when it was running … or it would charge only intermittently. My experience with the surface book and Microsoft has been truly miserable this past 8 months. Thank you, yes, I had bought a used one on ebay and it works fine.
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