I am sure others have suffered through this, in my opinion, needless pain. Finally, they tried capturing on a different machine that ran Linux as it's primary operating system and had difficulty as well. They then even tried booting Linux from a bootable disk with no luck. They tried a Linux virtual machine (VM) and had no luck with this either. I suggested they try using Linux instead, to get around whatever difficulty Microsoft built into the Surface.

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