How to Enable Dolby Atmos Spatial Sound on Microsoft Surface Go 1-4

Microsoft Surface Go is the smallest Surface tablet with a pixel-sense display and stereo speakers great for media consumption and getting the job done on the go. However, It doesn’t officially support Dolby Atmos which is a spatial sound technology to brings the same immersive 3D audio you experience in the movie theater to a pair of headset or speakers.

With the stereo front-firing speakers and the ability to manually enable by yourself with the Dolby Access app, you can experience better-surrounded sound for your music, movies, and games with your Surface Go internal speakers or any headphones. In this article, we will show you how to install, enable, and customize Dobly Atmos on Microsoft Surface Go.

How to Enable Dolby Atmos on Microsoft Surface Go

To turn on Dolby Atmos surround sound on Microsoft Surface Go:

Install the Dolby Access app.
Go to Microsoft Store and search for Dolby Access, or you can download the Dolby Access app here.
Right-click on the Speakers icon on the taskbar.
Go to the Spatial sound (Off) > Dolby Atmos for Headphones
To verify, right-click on the Speakers again and make sure you see the Spatial sound (Dolby Atmos for Headphones) in the menu.

The above methods work on both internal speakers and connected headphones. You can notice the difference by turning on/off the feature while you’re playing music, movies, or games, and especially when you watching movies engineered with Dolby Atmos format.

How to Customize Dolby Atmos Surround Sound Experience

To customize the Dolby Atmos spatial sound experience to your specific scenario:

Open the Dolby Access app from the Start menu.
Go to Settings.
Choose your specific Scenario and Intelligent Equalizer level. Click the Enable button to apply.