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How check Warranty for multiple devices MS-Surface

Kam Makwana 0 Reputation points
2026-03-25T19:34:51.49+00:00

Need to know tool if available for MS-Surface warranty check for multiple devices, bulk/batch/export sr no etc..

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  1. Thomas4-N 15,800 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-03-27T10:11:53.2833333+00:00

    Hello Kam Makwana,

    The options depend on your setup:

    • If you have no Intune and no Microsoft 365 (individual/unmanaged devices): There is no bulk option. You'd need to check each device individually at https://account.microsoft.com/devices — select a device, then go to Warranty to see its coverage status.
    • If your Surface devices are enrolled in Microsoft Intune (E3/E5): Use the Surface Management Portal — it shows warranty and coverage status across all enrolled devices in one dashboard. Intune admin center > All services > Surface Management Portal > Warranty and coverage
    • If you have Microsoft 365 but no Intune: Use the Surface Support for Business portal — enter serial numbers one by one to check warranty status and initiate service requests. M365 Admin Center > Support > Microsoft Hardware Support > Warranty tab > import serial numbers

    Reference: Surface portals overview – Microsoft Learn

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    2026-03-25T19:35:04.18+00:00

    There is no bulk or batch warranty-check tool for multiple Surface devices in the provided information. Warranty status is checked per device after it is registered to a Microsoft account.

    From the available guidance, the supported methods are:

    1. For individual Surface devices (personal or small numbers)
      • Use the Surface app on each device:
        1. Select Start, type surface, open the Surface app.
        2. Expand Warranty & services to see warranty type and coverage dates.
      • Or use the Microsoft account devices page:
        1. Go to https://account.microsoft.com/devices.
        2. Sign in with the Microsoft account.
        3. Select the device, then choose Info & support.
        4. Under Device coverage, view the warranty type and remaining time.
    2. For Surface business devices
      • If the Surface devices are owned by an organization, the documentation points to Surface Support for Business Online Service Center (https://mybusinessservice.surface.com/) for business support scenarios, but no bulk warranty export or batch serial lookup is described in the provided content.
    3. For Microsoft accessories
      • Modern accessories (e.g., Microsoft Modern Webcam, Modern headsets, etc.) can be registered one by one at https://account.microsoft.com/devices using Register device → Other Microsoft Accessories and entering the serial number.
      • Other PC accessories rely on proof of purchase; warranty is validated using the sales receipt rather than a bulk online lookup.

    Based on the available documentation, warranty checks are performed device-by-device after registration; no tool or API for bulk/batch Surface warranty lookup or serial export is described.

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