Windows 10: Tablet not properly detecting stylus on screen, tablet options/settings not available

I just recently updated my desktop PC to Windows 11, and I'm trying to use my tablet to draw. The problem is that my stylus is interacting with my main monitor, not just my tablet screen. I'm not sure how to explain this well, but basically it moves the mouse cursor starting from wherever it was last. The cursor isn't calibrated under the stylus nib, and for whatever reason I can't find the Wacom/tablet settings anywhere on my computer. I looked in the Control Panel for tablet options, but it isn't even there. I'm not sure if I installed something incorrectly, or something wasn't backed up pro

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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.

 

Tablet PC's screen does not recognize stylus (even though it did for calibration)

Have Toshiba tablet PC that worked well under Windows 7.

After upgrade to Windows 10, the tablet PC configs acknowledges single point stylus input capabilities (no incompatibilities were detected).

I was also able to calibrate stylus/screen points of contact.

But, still, the tablet PC's screen does not recognize stylus.

As if there is some function that needs to be activated.

What should I do?

Thank you.

 

Tablet Mode doesn't automatically turn on

Hi Roice,

We suggest you to follow the below steps to make the tablet mode permanent:

• Click start and select settings.
• Select settings and then select tablet mode.
• Now you have different options to choose from, please choose settings that suits you.

Hope this information helps.