As usual at Microsoft, where they seem to only care about new devices, the Redmond-based company has just launched a new update for Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book devices to try to improve the performance of its two star products. A few hours ago, the company released new updates, both in the fast and slow ring, to update some of the drivers for these devices, especially those related to Windows Hello security and Intel's Real Sense camera, in charge of facial recognition and subsequent unlocking of the equipment.
As is usual, manufacturers release these types of updates to improve both the overall functioning of the devices as well as to improve their security, something fundamental today. In this way, Microsoft continues to support this technology that it is using in the company's laptops and tablets and that allows us to unlock the devices in a simpler and faster way than using the fingerprint.
The updated drivers on these devices are as follows:
- Intel Driver Update for the Intel Imaging Signal Processor 2500
- Microsoft driver update for Surface camera and Windows Hello
- Intel Corporation Driver Update for Front Camera
- Intel Driver Update for Intel AVStream Camera 2500
- Intel Driver Update for IR Front Camera
- Intel Corporation Driver Update for Rear Camera
- Intel Corporation Intel Logic Control Driver Update
This new identification system is becoming very popular with device manufacturers Windows-based laptops, which are implementing Intel Real Sense technology in the models they are launching to try to compete with the Surface Pro 4 and the Surface Book.