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Recently I have changed a screen on my laptop HP ENVY x 360 but met a strange issue because when I am trying to use my Bamboo Ink pen it is inverted. The first thing I did to fix it was checking all the drivers but it didn’t help. I know this type of the issue is connected with the drivers not the screen but I started to think that a new screen causes this problem. And, yes, the touch input is not inverted, only the pen is.
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Hi Remy, my name is Max and I'm a Microsoft independent advisor.
As you have tried to uninstall and reinstall the drivers, I recommend you to download and run the hardware and device troubleshooter. Follow the link, please. http://aka.ms/diag_device
Also, if it is connected via Bluetooth and you have changed with hardware on your laptop, you should pair the device again to use it properly. At first, remove the device before pairing it again.
