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I did a fresh install with a thumb drive and Win 10 1607 Enterprise and the stuck CPU is fixed.

Looks to be a global issue after the upgrade. Clean installs may not be affected.

New firmware out! We'll see how it goes.

I built my image from latest Windows 10 Enterprise using the deployment guide (I'm an SCCM shop), latest firmware and driver pack and have similar issues. I was able to duplicate it with the stock surface image as well. It's not every time, but sometimes when I just close the lid after an hour...

Didn't help. :-(

I just installed the latest Beta Intel video driver from their site I'll let you know if this helps.

The instructions depend on us having Firmware errors in Device Manager. I don't have any errors so this won't work for me. I've already tried re-applying the platform installer pack, but that doesn't help either. The only thing left to try is rolling back the Intel video driver.

How big of a power drain is that? Anyone does a battery report on it?

Wow that's awful...

I have the same issue. I have restored twice and it seems to have been worse after applying the Feb driver updates. Maybe rolling back to the previous Intel video driver?

I will give Microsoft the benefit that they have delivered far superior customer service than either Apple or Lenovo.

I've seen both SP4's I'm testing *at times* not recover from connected standby. It seems to be video driver related so I'm holding out for that. It seems to happen once every 3rd or 4th time like the OP was saying. Just a hard shutdown recovers it, but less tech savvy users would quickly get...

The SP3 had a horrific failure rate for us. It was around 10% early on - which is extremely high. I have a 114 in my environment currently. I have two SP4's that I'm certifying in which one had to be RMA'd already due to a battery that would quit charging (even after the driver update). HP is...

Just a build a cheap box with lots of ram and HDD space and console to it with your SP3.

The technology isn't necessarily limited by throughput as there are some with up to 90MB/s, but rather I/O capability is quit limited with SD-Cards. You notice the quickness more with an SSD that does 70-80K IO/s than with it's sheer 300MB/s read/write.

Intel Haswell will SHRED an Atom core CPU. You can't simply look at ram and clock speed. It will be very gimped... trust me.

If they go wireless docking it would require the Intel tri-band card which kicks ass. Beats up on that Marvell trash we have now.

You've got something wrong with your IE. I would disable all of your IE add-ons and try loading a tab. Are you running a virus scanner? Sometimes it takes less time doing a full system restore with windows 8.1 then it does to try troubleshooting the issue. Just trying help you out, as I wouldn't...

There's a large failure rate with the product in my environment it was over 15% (we have 60 of them). However, when you have one that works great it usually continues to work great for the long haul. The most common failures (digitizer, screen, SSD, Ram) and they usually happen or are noticed...

Install latest drivers from the manufacturer?