Questions about Microsoft Surface Laptop 5

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I guess because of the docking station for Surface.

Hello I don't have exactly the same setting or solution but I would try the following: - Uninstall the display via the device manager and then install it again. - Check Samsung Online for a newer driver - Upgrade the firmware of the Microsoft Dock - Test the cable and monitor on another notebook to rule out a defect in the cable or monitor. - Connect the Surface to another monitor to rule out a defect in the Surface. Troubleshooting with try and error may take time. Plan B may be to simply use a USB-C to DisplayPort or USB-C to HDMI cable, the easier and faster solution. I run a Surface Laptop 5 with a Samsung LS34A650UXUXEN via the USB-C/Thunderbolt interface and it works perfectly. Best regards

Hello Jose, the original power supply has a power of 65 watts, so the 140 watts should be enough. But I don't know how the charger splits it. So if you charge three devices, the 140 watts are split. But in principle, you can charge the Surface with any USB C charger.

Yes, should be compatible according to the manufacturer.

Unfortunately, it seems like we do not have any Microsoft Surface 5 with Windows Pro OS.

Unfortunately not. In green, we could for example offer you the following model but the specifications are not exactly the same: Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 (13.50 ", Intel Core i5-1235U, 8 GB, 512 GB, CH)