Windows 10: Drawing on my laptop

I have a touch screen laptop and I've been trying to find a pen that will work with it, but I can't seem to find anything that is compatible. It's a Lenovo Yoga710-15ISK and I want to be able to draw directly on my screen. Does anyone know of any pen that would work with my computer? Thank you!

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I have Corel Draw X6 on my Windows 10 laptop. Ran perfectly. Windows Updated this week - now can't sign into Corel Draw X6

My new HP laptop I installed Corel Draw X6 on it. It worked perfectly for two months, until this week when Windows 10 decided to update (I had no warning to delay it either) and since then I have been unable to sign into my Corel Draw account.

I have uninstalled and installed - contacted Corel Draw support many times and they cannot sort it out.

My desktop allows me to sign in to Corel Draw X6 and also was able to sign in to Corel X6 (installing it first) using my other work's Windows 10 laptop. However, I need Corel Draw on my HP laptop.

Apparently there is a compatibility issue but how come it worked perfectly on my HP before the Windows 10 update this week?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated - thank you in advance

NB. I have done virus/malware scans and all clear

 

How to draw lines in Fresh Paint application

I'm just starting with Fresh Paint and it looks very interesting. I've got a touchscreen laptop but using my fingers isn't an option if I want to do anything worthwhile. There just isn't the control. So, what do you use to draw the controlled lines
such as those in the drawing of the Red Panda, or anything else that needs fine line drawing. My laptop doesn't fold like a tent which might have given more control, I don't know. Thanks. Is there a tutorial at all?

 

The Yoga 710 has a capacitive touch screen. An active stylus won't be compatible, but a number of companies make styluses (styli?) that are. One example:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...ls_o00_s00_i00

I don't own anything like that. Whether it works much better than a finger, I could only guess.

 

Ah thank you! This will help a lot knowing what type of screen it is!

 

You will not get good drawing experience without active pen like for example Wacom, ntrig, etc. AFAIK Your screen doesn't support active pen that means any creative work like drawing would be almost impossible or very hard with standard capacitive stylus. It probably will be better than finger but not much more. No palm rejection, no pressure levels and quite bad precision.