I have used a Surface Book 2 with a Surface Dock (first version) for a number of years. I had a Logitech C920 webcam, Blue Snowball mic, speakers, and two monitors plugged into the dock.
I just upgraded to a Surface laptop studio (Intel Core i7 11370H, GF RTX 3050 Ti, 16 gb RAM, 512 gb SSD). The Surface Dock 2 wasn't in the budget and the original Sufrace Dock should have what I need. My employer set it up with Windows 10 Pro (Version 22H2 Build 19045.2604).
The switchover went pretty seamlessly except that microphones plugged into the dock did not work. At first both microphones (Blue and C920) did not work. They were recognized by the system, but did not have any sound levels. They were not disabled, but just didn't have any sound. Under the microphone properties, the levels were blank and could not be adjusted. I have an alternate camera that has a USB-C connector. The sound on that one works when plugged directly into the computer via one of the USB-C ports, but not into the dock with a USB-C to USB-A adapter. The video on both cameras worked when plugged into the dock.
After this, I tried a USB-C hub, the Blue microphone started working in both the hub and surprisingly in the Dock. However, the microphone on the cameras did not work on either the hub or the dock. We then tried updating the firmware (Surface_Dock_FwUpdate_1.53.139_Win10_17763_20.075.41193_0_AMD64.msi) and restarting. The microphone on the cameras still do not work. At this point, the Blue microphone is enough, but there seems to be some issue at hand. It seems like the Dock should be able to pass the microphone audio from a camera through to the computer.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks,
MM