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‎04-07-2021 03:35 AM

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Product: Pavilion x360
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

My HP Pen has been troubling me recently. It suddenly stops working all of a sudden in the middle of working. It is the same pen that came with the laptop, and is almost 18 months old at this point. Initially I thought it is a battery issue so I replaced the battery. Worked well for a couple days and again back to stopping all of a sudden. The pen has not fallen nor been subjected to any extreme weather conditions. Sometime if I give the pen a few jerks, it starts working again. At other times, nothing seems to right it. And then all of a sudden it starts working the next day. Anyone else facing this issue/ knows how to fix this? I need the pen to make notes everyday. 

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