Windows 10: Pen Input settings not saving on reboot

Windows 11 Pro, all windows updates installed even optional, all Lenovo software/drivers installed to latest versions.I recently purchased a Lenovo Yoga Book 9i Gen 2. It is used as an experiment for a business project so it is attached to our domain which of course has some various restrictions through Group Policy.The main problem is that the stylus does not write on the correct screen. When I hover the stylus over the top screen, the cursor actually shows and writes on the bottom screen and vice versa. I contacted Lenovo support who was no help at all and then I found a YouTube video sh

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Pen Input inverted

I just tried the troubleshooting steps you listed, no improvement whatsoever. I'm starting to think that it's the new screen. Maybe the man who fixed it didn't do something right or maybe it's a defective screen. I've tried everything to try and fix the
pen input, but it just isn't working...

 

How can I disable finger touch input while leaving pen input enabled on a touchscreen.

Alternatively, another expert suggested that you do the following steps.

1. Open "Settings", and click/tap on the "Devices" icon.

2. Click/tap on "Pen & Windows Ink" on the left tab.

3. Check (on) or uncheck (off - default) Ignore touch input when I’m using my pen

Best regards,

Dan

 

Tablet mode and Handwriting input in windows 11 in non touch laptop with xp pen.

Dear KRISHNA PRIYATHAM POTLURI,

Welcome to the Microsoft Community



Thank you for reaching out regarding your interest in using handwritten input and virtual keyboard features, similar to tablet mode, on your ASUS Tuf F15 laptop running Windows 11 Insider Preview version 24H2 with an XP Pen Star G640.

While Windows 11 is optimized for touch-enabled devices in tablet mode, you can still explore handwriting input and virtual keyboard functionalities on your non-touch laptop using your XP Pen Star G640. Here are some steps to help you get started:

1. Activate Handwriting Input:
   
   • Right-click on the taskbar and select Taskbar settings.
     
   • Scroll down to Taskbar corner icons and toggle on Pen menu.
     
   • Click on the pen icon in the taskbar and select Handwriting. This will enable the handwriting input panel.
     
2. Enable the On-Screen Keyboard:
   
   • Go to Settings > Accessibility > Keyboard.
     
   • Toggle on the On-screen keyboard option. This will allow you to use the virtual keyboard whenever you need it.
     
3. XP Pen Star G640 Settings:
   
   • Ensure you have the latest drivers for your XP-Pen Star G640. You can download them from the XP-Pen official website.
     
   • Open the XP-Pen tablet settings application.
     
   • Make sure the pen is properly calibrated and configured for your display.
     
   • With the handwriting panel enabled, you can use your XP-Pen to write directly in this panel. The system will convert your handwriting to text in compatible applications.
     
4. Exploring Handwritten Input: Open an application where you want to use handwritten input (e.g., Microsoft OneNote). Use your XP Pen Star G640 stylus to write directly on the screen. Windows Ink Workspace provides additional tools and features for pen input, which you can explore.
   

Please note that while these steps enable handwriting and virtual keyboard features on your laptop, some functionalities designed specifically for touch-enabled devices may have limitations on non-touch devices.

If you encounter any issues or need further assistance with configuring your XP Pen Star G640 or using these features, feel free to reach out. We're here to help!



Best Regards,

Martin | Microsoft Community Support Specialist