Windows 10: What kind of computing devices/OSs will transfer pen pressure data over RDP?

I'm trying to figure out the system requirements for possibly a thin client device that I can use to use to connect to RDP on my workstation windows 10 PC. I need to be able to transfer over wacom pen pressure information. Will that information carry over on a Windows 10 IoT operating system, or older ones like WES7? Thank you!

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Pen pressure sensitivity calibration

Hi all,

I have two devices with active pen, one is Surface Pro 4 and one is HP Spectre x360 13.

On the Surface I can calibrate the pressure sensitivity with the Surface App but on HP Spectre x360 this app is not compatible (only with the surface devices). There is a way to make the pen less sensitivity to pressure?

For example when I use OneNote UWP I miss the 0.35 mm size that is present in OneNote 2016 and on the Surface Pro 4 I solved this with a pressure calibration.

 

Surface Pro 3, Pen Pressure WINTAB

Hello.

I have downloaded and upgraded to Windows 10 on my Surface Pro 3. In which , I downloaded the N-Trig Wintab driver from Microsoft, Revision 18. But when using Paint Tool SAI, there is no Pen Pressure at all, as well as checking it, I looked to see if the Pen
Pressure was working in OneNote, Manga Studio 5, Clip Studio Paint, Photoshop, Sketch Book Pro and it was working perfectly in these.

But with SAI, it wasnt working at all. I went into the Misc.ini settings for SAI and changed it to read from the Wintab Driver, but this didnt work. I followed other steps noted by other Artists on Deviant Art, and had no prevail.

I had pen pressure in SAI on Windows 8.1, which was working a treat. I changed the battery to my Surface 3 Pen,Refreshed, then I tried to reset the Surface Pro 3 using Windows Troubleshoot.

It seems to only be an issue with Windows 10, as it works perfectly on Windows 8.1, and I feel like Windows 10 just doesnt know how to run Wintab. I even tried adding "Wintab32.dll" to the regsvr32 list, and it came up saying there was a Binary Error with
the DLL. Which was downloaded from Microsoft's website about 20 different times.

Please help, I want to stay with Windows 10 (Was part of the Insider Program), and I know it worked perfectly during the Tech Preview. But I need to be able to use my Pen Pressure.

Thanks.

 

No pen pressure adjustment settings for HP Envy x360

I picked up an HP Envy x360 recently because it can use Windows Ink and uses the Ntrig / Microsoft Pen Protocol that the Surface line uses for their pens. The pens all work on the devices however there isn't any settings in windows to adjust the pen pressure
unless I pay money to a third party app called Lazy Nezumi. When I use Photoshop and the Windows Ink Workspace the pressure is blown out to maximum thickness which means I can't make a controlled stroke. It's just thick.

However software like Krita and Clip Studio Paint have settings to allow me to adjust pressure settings built in and the pen works wonderfully in those programs. The Surface Pro line has the Surface App that allows me to adjust pressure universally for all
programs. Is there a universal setting for pen pressure settings buried deep inside windows I'm not finding?

Help!