- Surface Type Cover Filter Device Missing In Device Manager Resume
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Surface Type Cover Filter Device Missing In Device Manager Resume
Fix for an issue with the Surface Pro 3 and the Type Cover 3
Select the Surface Type Cover and open the properties for this device. Select the ‘Hardware’ tab on the dialog: In turn, select each of the device functions shown in the list and click the ‘Properties’ button: Click the ‘Change Settings’ button, then from the dialog that is shown select ‘Uninstall Device’. I opened device manager and i noticed the only keyboard category driver i have is the HID Keyboard. Looking in other threads on this issue, it seems i should have a driver for 'Surface Type Cover Filter Device' or for 'Surface Type Cover' Does anyone know where i can find the driver for the type cover 4? Install Microsoft Surface Type Cover Filter Device driver for Windows 10 x64, or download DriverPack Solution software for automatic driver installation and update. And finnaly i found my driver called: 'Surface Type Cover Filter Device' in device manager is NOT shown,that driver maybe erased and cannot detected even I update windows (I have Try). I went into control paneldevice managerkeyboards, I deleted and uninstalled the HID Keyboard Device + Surface Type Cover. Its going to ask to restart, don't let it! Then go into settings Update & security check for updates. It do a firmware update. Once that's done THEN let it restart. As much as I am happy its fixed.
This is a possible solution for when your Surface Pro 3 and the connected Type Cover can’t seem to find each other;
It helps in the case when the keyboard’s keys don’t light up when you connect it to the Surface; neither in Windows nor in the Surface’s configuration menu (accessible by holding Volume-Up and the start button on cold boot) and you see that in Windows’s Device Manager the “Surface Type Cover Filter Device” under “keyboards” does not show up as it is being hidden since Windows thinks it’s disconnected.
A solution
Try holding down the Power button and the Volume up button for 15 seconds. Then, wait a few seconds, and tap the Power button again. [Note: you only have to tap the power button to turn it on, don’t hold it down] Plug the Surface Pro 3 into the charger.
Surface Type Cover Filter Device Missing In Device Manager Description
Took me a couple of hours to find this information so I hope someone else might find this fix quicker as the help page on Microsoft’s Type Cover support page does not clearly state this action as a potential fix for the issue.