Windows 10: My tablet stylus cannot work as a mouse

Hello, I have a wacom tablet that worked perfectly but after I reseted windows I can't get it to work as a mouse.
When I "click and slide" a webpage scrolls, when I "click and wait" it's a right click etc...

What I did:
- installed wacom drivers
- unchecked "use windows handwritting entry" (not sure of translatation because I'm french) in wacom settings.
- tablet mode is off when I press win+A (it's grayed out because I'm in multiscreen)
- in windows tablet mode setting I selected "use desktop mode"

I think there was advanced setting for tablet mode in windows 10 but I don't find.

Please help me !

Thanks

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Windows 10 Stylus no longer works like a mouse on my tablet. How can I get back mouse functionality?

I have been using Windows tablets since 2001 when Windows XP Tablet edition came out. The active stylus perfectly replaced the mouse:

press stylus down = left click mouse

press side button = right click mouse

With Windows 10 Creators Update 1709 on my Surface 3 this functionality is gone.

Please restore this functionality or explain how to use my stylus do all the things the mouse does.

I am especially frustrated in

Windows Explorer - drag and drop

Excel - drag to select multiple cells, drag the selection to a new location, drag the little cross to copy cells down, etc.

Word - drag to select more than one word. Drag the selection to another location.

Outlook - same as Word

 

Looking for wireless stylus + digitizer/tablet

The cheapest and the easiest way is to use some generic Android tablet+capacitive stylus. There are several apps on Google Play, which allow you to use a tablet to draw stuff and do screen sharing with a PC via network.

Additionally you can use a remote desktop connection on the tablet and run powerpoint presentations, draw stuff, start videos etc.

 

Looking for wireless stylus + digitizer/tablet

So something like a nexus 9? Would a stylus work with that? How well do they generally work over wifi?
I don't suppose you have any specific examples of apps that work well?

I was thinking that there might be something that would have its own receiver dongle that I could plug into the laptop, but if this kind of thing would work with my schools network, it sounds like it would be a good alternate.

With that, could I see the what I write on the digitizer or just the projector? I need something that can display what i write on both. Also, they seem a little overkill for just projecting notes onto a board, but the design department might be interested in chipping in for something like this if i can also use it for what I need.