A proper fix would, of course, require Microsoft to care enough to dedicate the necessary development resources. Absent that, I found a workaround (based on a blog post I read while originally trying to diagnosis this problem).

• Feb 6, 2018 - If you're having other issues with Wi-Fi, see Why can't I get online for more solutions. Select the arrow next to Network adapters to expand the adapters list, and check. Check the wireless network settings on your Surface.
• Ultimate Windows 8 WiFi Troubleshooting Guide. Right-click on the wireless network adapter (not the Ethernet one like shown above) and then click on Disable. Once it’s disabled, go ahead and right-click again and then choose Enable. If it’s still not working after trying this, then read the next tip, which is updating the driver.

The Wireless Display Adapter is not the problem, but the amount of data you are trying to pump through your Wireless connection is saturating your Wi-Fi bandwidth. 18 out of 19 people found this helpful. Doesn't work. Blacking out the surface to keep only one screen open, still lag. NOTHING HELPS THIS REALLY BAD PRODUCT. Get a hdmi cable if.

The procedure is simple:

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1. Open 'Device Manager'.
2. Expand 'Network adapters', right-click on the Marvell AVASTAR controller and choose 'Properties'.
3. Select the 'Advanced' tab.
4. Select the 'Selective Suspend' option and change its value to 'Disable'.

Anne of green gables netflix. When Selective Suspend is enabled, Windows will decrease the power to the wireless adapter when the operating system goes to 'sleep' (ie, when you close the cover). Apparently, the problem is that when the OS wakes up it fails to properly reinitialize the wireless adapter.

This workaround prevents Windows from decreases power to the adapter thus obviating the 'wake up' problem. One consequence of this (which is why I term it a 'workaround' and not a 'solution') is that without selective suspend your tablet's battery will drain more quickly in sleep mode than it otherwise would. I will take decreased battery performance over having to reboot my tablet every time I want to use it.

Your mileage may vary.