Windows 10: How do I know if my laptop supports MPP Microsoft Pen Protocol?

Hello,I hope whoever is reading this is having a good day/night. I have a HP Pavilion x2 - 10-n102ne. It is not my main laptop but I will use it as a drawing pad, so I am looking for a pen that would work without having to waste time and money testing pens. I tried to look for what protocol my laptop supports MPP, AES, USI, Synaptics but I can't find it. I looked on Device Manager, and I found "HID-compliant pen" under Human Interface Devices. I also have settings that allow for a pen to be connected through Bluetooth or something, under "Pen & Windows Ink" in the "Settings" app, but it

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How to check if my laptop supports Microsoft Pen Protocol (MPP)?

Hi, I'm using HP EliteBook 840 G6 Notebook PC (Product Number: 7YF14UP) which has a 14" touchscreen and running on Windows 10 Enterprise Version 1809. How can I check e.g. in the Settings or Control Panel whether Microsoft Pen Protocol (MPP) is supported?
I plan to purchase a third party stylus pen that uses MPP to work with this laptop. I have checked with HP and they said to contact Microsoft for confirmation. Thank you.

 

Microsoft Pen Protocol

thank you Ralph

i found that my laptop support only specific type of touch pen,,

i will try to get this specific pen

but i dont know if it will work or MPP is a must for any pen ?

 

Microsoft Pen Protocol Compatibility

I have a Latitude 3140 2-in-1 laptop, the Dell pen brochure says it works with Dell Active Pen – PN350M which I don't know what version of MPP. Does the laptop support 1.51 and 2.0 versions as well?