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My Suface has moisture drops on the screen and keyboard when I open it up. Anyone else see this? - live in los angeles so the weather is pretty dry. I am guessing it is condensation?
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Hello Mayr1,
Thank you for reaching out to the Surface community. Are the moisture drops on the screen and keyboard still appearing on your Surface Pro 4? Does it only happen when you've closed to cover and opened it for a while? Please let us know so that we can further assist you.
Best Regards
This only happens after the cover is closed for a good time. And it also seems to be after the keyboard has been folded under for a while on a soft surface. I suspect it is condensation - it evaporates after opening it up., so I have stopped folding back the keyboard, I just remove it, if I want tablet mode.