User Guide

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Get to know Surface Pro
Now that you’ve added your accounts, let’s go a little deeper.
Power states: On, off, standby, and restart
Here’s a quick overview of the Surface Pro power states:
State
What to do
On/Wake
Press and release the Power button.
If nothing happens, Surface might need to be recharged. Connect the power supply
and then press the Power button again.
Off (Shut down)
Open the Settings charm, tap or click Power > Shut down.
Surface Pro 2: You can also press and hold the Power button for 2 seconds, then
swipe down on the screen.
Sleep
Close the Cover, press and release the Power button, or don’t use Surface for a few
minutes.
Restart
Open the Settings charm, tap or click Power > Restart.
Notes
You can also press Ctrl+Alt+Delete, tap or click the Power icon (in the lower-right corner), then
choose Sleep, Shutdown, or Restart.
You can also right-click the Start button (in the lower-left corner), then choose Shut down or Sign out.
Turn on or wake
1. Press and release the Power button.
The lock screen appears with notifications for apps that have had
activity. For more info, see Notifications in this guide.
2. To unlock Surface, swipe up from the bottom of the screen or
press a key.
3. Sign in to Surface. Need help? See the Accounts and sign in section in this guide.
Tip
You can set the amount of time before a password is needed to unlock your Surface. For more info, see
Choose when a password is required in this guide.