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Most of the third-party pens use the older technology, but any n-trig should work

18W doesn't have the power to keep up, I would say 45W minimum, I use 60W personally

What version of Pro X do you have? If you have the 8GB version then the two should perform similar, so screen size should then be your deciding factor. The exception would be if you need x64 capability for an app, then move to the Go2. My Pro X replaced a Surface Go.

Does it have anything besides IEEE1394? Composit, HDMI or USB A? If so, you can try a capture card - Amazon caries them

Like I said, I'm not seeing the issue you are, mine works fine...

Mine sounds like a Bluetooth speaker

I have a Pro X and I'm not experiencing the issue you describe; it rings like any other telephony service and sounds like a Bluetooth speaker phone.

Sorry I don't have a Surface Book any longer but these from the Microsoft Community might help... https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/forum/all/general-failure-on-detach-icon/b0f84e53-1f8a-4d9c-b7fd-640a2fac28b3?auth=1...

I quick check to see if it's the pen or the nib is to pull the nib out (and if you have a replacement) put the new one in. Also, just removing the nib and putting back in sometimes fixes these issues. If that doesn't work, I would get a new pen.

Run a sleep study and find out what prevented it from entering S0iX - https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2014/06/26/sleep-study-diagnose-whats-draining-your-battery-while-the-system-sleeps/

Major development on the OneNote Desktop client ended with 2016 - all major revisions for a few years have been targeted at the Mobile Clients (iOS, Windows 10, Online and some lagging on Android).

You wouldn't get a great experience in an emulator as it's a sketching app built around iOS or Android APIs. iPad Pro or Galaxy Tab S6 would be your best bet, or move to one of the Windows programs, many to choose from Adobe CC, Sketchable, Penbook, ArtRage, AutoDesk Sketchbook even GIMP.

I would use an active HDMI to USB C personally it would give better results ....this is the one I used https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075V5JK36/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

From a bandwidth perspective to drive 3 monitors the SB2 would need Thunderbolt 3 through the USB C port. Using the Surface Dock you could do this...two off of the mini-DP and one driven off the USB-C, or you could attempt to do a DisplayPort Daisey-Chain assuming the monitors you're using...

Use the Samsung DeX Application on your Surface Book 2 https://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/apps/samsung-dex/ uses a USB cable...

Let us reiterate this...the Surface Laptop does not have a detachable screen, it is a laptop not a 2 and 1.

Surface Laptop is a traditional clamshell, the Surface Book has a detachable screen, currently in market is the Surface Book 2. Please confirm which device you own.

We have over 150 Surface devices deployed, Pro 4 and up and Surface Laptop and up, Surface Book and Surface Book 2 and a couple of Surface Studios and a Surface Hub. All deployed in a Hybrid Azure AD configuration with a plan to go Cloud Native in the next couple of months. Microsoft has a...

That hasn't been enabled on the ARM64 version yet.

I owned this it never worked after the Gen 2 devices, you could pair it but it wouldn't allowing for the type cover to function.