Microsoft Fixes Camera Performance Issues in Latest Surface Book 3 Update

Microsoft has always been a company known for innovation and forward-thinking. But in a tech world that often feels like it’s all about the next big thing, it’s heartwarming to see a tech giant showing love for its older devices. The latest round of updates for the Surface Book 3 is a perfect example of this.

Despite the slew of new Surface devices hitting the market, Microsoft hasn’t forgotten about the Surface Book 3. This venerable device, which debuted back in May 2020, just received an important update aimed at fixing camera performance issues. It’s a gesture that speaks volumes about Microsoft’s commitment to its users and its hardware, even years after a product’s initial release.

The new update addresses several camera performance issues that users have been experiencing. This isn’t just a minor patch; it’s a significant improvement that promises to enhance the overall user experience. Microsoft’s attention to detail and willingness to invest resources in older devices is commendable, showing they value all of their customers, not just those who have the latest gadgets.

Windows Update NameWindows Device Manager
Intel – Camera – 42.18362.3.16827Intel – Camera – 42.18362.3.16827
Intel Corporation – System – 42.18362.3.16827Intel(R) Control Logic – System devices
Intel(R) Imaging Signal Processor – System devices
Surface Camera Front – System devices
Surface IR Camera Front – System devices
Surface Camera Rear – System devices
Surface Camera Rear – System devicesSurface IR Camera Front – Extensions
Surface Camera Rear – Extensions
Surface Camera Front – Extensions
Surface – Firmware – 23.101.140.0Surface UEFI – Firmware
Surface – Firmware – 13.0.2436.2Surface – Firmware – 13.0.2436.2
Intel – System – 2433.6.3.0Intel(R) Management Engine Interface #1 – System devices
Intel – Software Component – 1.74.210.0Intel(R) iCLS Client – Software components
Supported Configurations15-inch Surface Book 3
13-inch Surface Book 3
Supported Windows VersionsWindows 10 version 22H2 and newer
Windows 11 version 22H2 and newer
Update Size1.6 GB (manual installation only)
Additional StepsThe update does not require additional steps
Known IssuesNo known issues in this release

Microsoft has tipped its hand to releasing some commercial-first Surface devices in the next few days that should bring Intel powered variants to its Surface Pro 11 and Surface Laptop 7. As enterprise customers eagerly await the announcement of new Surface devices, it’s reassuring to see that Microsoft is still dedicated to its older models. The upcoming devices promise to bring similar cutting-edge features and enhancements as its Snapdragon powered Copilot + PCs, but that doesn’t mean the classics are left behind.

Keep an eye out for more updates and improvements, because it looks like Microsoft is here to support your journey, no matter which Surface device you’re using.

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