This is not a cheap device, things like this should not happen. MS should really correct this obvious bug in W10 because losing 20% battery overnight, even in sleep mode, is totally unacceptable, let alone 100%. Once you disable CS you'll see that it takes a couple of seconds to power off, still very fast but you will notice the difference which, of course, it is more than worth it. The Surface UEFI screen will appear in a few seconds. When you see the Surface logo screen appear, release the Volume Up button.
Press and hold the Volume Up button on your Surface, then press and release the Power button. If you presss the "power off" button and you see the surface turn off right away that means it is not really powering off but more like some kind of sleep/hibernation state. 1 How to access Surface Pro 4 UEFI settings Shut down your Surface. CS It's a stupid feature that does nothing but save you a couple of seconds. Unacceptable.Do what I did Rickaysen, disable "connected standby" and see how it goes. I'm not talking 75%, but 100% drained and warm to the touch. I fully charged the device before bed, turned it OFF and when I arrived at my morning meeting all prepared to display an important spreadsheet, the battery was drained. I had this happen last night, which is the reason I'm reading this thread.
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