If the Surface Pro 7 uses an Intel CPU and runs normal Windows programs then yes Adobe will see it as a REAL Computer.
There are Ms Surface model that run, I think, an ARM CPU and on those you can't, Currently, run normal Desktop (REAL Notebook) Adobe programs.
Simplest thing to do is Log Into the Adobe website from ANY Device and go inot your Account setting and Deactivate one of the currently Activated devices. Then you can Sign In on that Surface device. You can actually do that from the Surface Pro without signing into the CC desktop app or any of the apps. You do all that in a Web Browser.
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