Windows 10: what stylus can I use that is compliant with microsoft and will effectively work on OneNote?

So I have recently purchased an asus zenbook flip 14 model UP3404VA. I am looking to find a stylus that I can use effectively as I found a rather cheap one that does not use bluetooth and is quite jittery and unresponsive. I believe this model can support any MPP 2.0 compliant stylus if I'm not mistaken, but I'm wondering what options are there that are practical to use on OneNote for handwritten notes on windows 11? I feel as if a bluetooth connection would be helpful aswell. Thanks!

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linking moto stylus to windows

Hi AshleyQuick. The Microsoft Launcher is an Android launcher, this is what a launcher is./ As you can see through this article, a launcher is not typically used as this. To answer questions 1 and 2: 1) If the Stylus is bluetooth (which I'm expecting it is) and you have read it is supported by windows, here are the steps to connect it: 1 - Ensure flight mode is disabled. *Start > Type ' flight mode '

Toggle the switch to Off (in its blank form) like it is above. Wireless devices WI-FI and if it's there bluetooth must be activated too. 2 - Now we can connect the device. Press *Start then search 'Bluetooth and other devices settings'. Now, find your device that should be listed under here.

If it is there, click on it then 'connect'. If not, press 'Add bluetooth or other device. Then 'Bluetooth'. And follow through with the steps. 2) If your screen is touch screen and the moto stylus isn't device-locked (so it only works on the moto device) then the moto stylus should work. If the stylus has buttons they should work too. Report back and see how it is!

 

OneNote Horizontal Scroll W/Stylus

I'm attempting to take notes with my Stylus on OneNote. I'm finding I need to scroll manually when writing. Is there an automatic horizontal scrolling feature similar to that in nearly all other note taking app optimized for using a stylus?



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Microsoft Lumia 735 Stylus??

that answer is technically incorrect. It depends on what you call a stylus. Digitizer stylus? ( a proper one)? No, it won't work. Finger-faking touch based stylus? Yes, it'll work. Not a real stylus, but most people will still call it a stylus and it might
serve some purpose.