Why my active pen didnt have any pressure sensivity

[evellin]

I just bought HP Pavilion x360 14, and it comes with an active stylus pen(model SPEN-HP-01)

I bought this laptop for ease my job as an Illustrator and get me more relaxed to draw in a software such as Photoshop,SAI, etc.

But the pressure sensivity didnt work.AT.ALL

The pressure that I need is when you draw a line with a light pressure, it'll appear thin line. When you draw a line with heavy pressure on the screen, it'll appear thicker like this 

But the one I get is like this

I just frustated. Whats the point to have a touch pen laptop if the pressure didnt work?

Yes it did works at the sketchpad which is the default 'drawing' sofware from Windows Ink Workspace

But I freakin need a pressure sensivity on my main graphic software!

[cydf]

Did you happen to find a fix to this?

[evellin]

nope. I tried to talk with a HP service, and they said it didnt provide a pressure sensivity and really made me pissed off.

If you want to find another brand, find a laptop that have a stylus support WITH WACOM DIGITIZER. I was dumb to not knowing this first

Dont have a regret like me please

[evellin · Accepted solution]

Hello, I finally tried again and finally found a solution! 

It worked on Clip Paint Studio, you have to go File>Preferences and changed the setting from Wintab to Tablet PC. Then the pressure sensivity will worked! Although I dont find any software can do this.

Other than CSP, a software that worked on the pressure sensivity is Sketcbook Pro and Sketchable(but I found that the feature is lacking) bcs theyre officially there at windows shop app