Using HP Pen - possible to say touchscreen that it should respond only to pen (Pen only mode)??

[DanEben]

Hi,

i'm looking for a solution, that I can switch the touchscreen to a "pen only"-mode.

Reason;

When I use the hp pen and my hand lays on the touchscreen, then sometimes it responds to my hand (and not to the pen).

Any ideas?

Regards

Daniel

[Dragon-Fur · Accepted solution]

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Not sure what you will see - the following is available in my ProBook and its pen...

Settings > Devices > Pen and Windows Ink

Settings in Section Pen (Check Box / Select) for

☑️  Show visual effects

☑️  Show cursor

☑️  Let me use my pen as a mouse in some desktop apps

☑️  Ignore touch input when I'm using my pen

I would guess that Windows controls this section / available settings.

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[DanEben]

Hi @Dragon-Fur,

that's the solution. Thanks.

The Checkbox "Ignore touch input when I'm using my pen" was unchecked.

After all options checked - now it works:

Regards

Daniel