Hey all, Recently (post 1903 update), my Surface Book 2 screen started flashing black every time I touch my Surface Pen to the screen to ink something. It works just fine if I'm using the Pen as a cursor (IE moving/closing windows, etc all work just fine) and if I'm using the pen to ink in a Win32 app. What I've tested in so far: OneNote UWP -- flashes when inking MS Whiteboard -- flashes when inking MS Sticky Notes -- flashes when inking OneNote 2016 -- works just fine I've run the Surface Diagnostic Toolkit, re-installed the Intel UHD drivers, installed the latest Surface Firmware, and run Windows Update, all to no avail. I'm running W10 1903 Build 18362.175 on a 13in Surface Book 2 i7-8650U. Has anyone run into this issue before, or have any thoughts on what I should try next? I haven't tried a different pen since I only have the one, but that was my next thought.

Thanks! yes I had to get my IT policy admins to push a new policy to my PC that added the Window Manager to that right and the problem disappeared.

Yes, i do seem to have a policy applying it. Its called moe how can i remove it without loosing the ability to login to the domain? I cant acually change it, only an windows update fixes it. And then it reverts and when i try to edit it, it has the error at the bottom of the picure before. Sounds like you're in an education/enterprise environment where a policy is set from the domain. Don't circumvent it. Instead, notify your IT. They probably don't know about the article. Tell them to reference the highlighted (yellow) section of this article, and modify the group policy being applied to your machine: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/security-policy-settings/increase-scheduling-priority#security-considerations

Yes, i do seem to have a policy applying it. Its called moe how can i remove it without loosing the ability to login to the domain? I cant acually change it, only an windows update fixes it. And then it reverts and when i try to edit it, it has the error at the bottom of the picure before.

Thanks rpertusio, I found when i restore it includes the value and fixes it, although after an hour it resets to this with this error. Any Ideas? Sure. Change the value, then immediately do a " gpupdate /force " at a command prompt. If it immediately breaks after the command is complete, then you have a Local Policy or Group Policy that's coming back to enforce it. -Ryan

Thanks rpertusio, I found when i restore it includes the value and fixes it, although after an hour it resets to this with this error. Any Ideas?

Surface Book 2 Screen Flashes Black when inking in UWP Apps

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Hey all,

Recently (post 1903 update), my Surface Book 2 screen started flashing black every time I touch my Surface Pen to the screen to ink something. It works just fine if I'm using the Pen as a cursor (IE moving/closing windows, etc all work just fine) and if I'm using the pen to ink in a Win32 app. What I've tested in so far:

OneNote UWP -- flashes when inking
MS Whiteboard -- flashes when inking
MS Sticky Notes -- flashes when inking
OneNote 2016 -- works just fine

I've run the Surface Diagnostic Toolkit, re-installed the Intel UHD drivers, installed the latest Surface Firmware, and run Windows Update, all to no avail. I'm running W10 1903 Build 18362.175 on a 13in Surface Book 2 i7-8650U.

Has anyone run into this issue before, or have any thoughts on what I should try next? I haven't tried a different pen since I only have the one, but that was my next thought.

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2020-06-08T12:02:08+00:00

Thanks! yes I had to get my IT policy admins to push a new policy to my PC that added the Window Manager to that right and the problem disappeared.
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2020-06-06T04:28:11+00:00

Yes, i do seem to have a policy applying it. Its called moe

how can i remove it without loosing the ability to login to the domain? I cant acually change it, only an windows update fixes it. And then it reverts and when i try to edit it, it has the error at the bottom of the picure before.

Sounds like you're in an education/enterprise environment where a policy is set from the domain. Don't circumvent it. Instead, notify your IT. They probably don't know about the article.

Tell them to reference the highlighted (yellow) section of this article, and modify the group policy being applied to your machine:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/security-policy-settings/increase-scheduling-priority#security-considerations
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2020-06-06T02:37:52+00:00

Yes, i do seem to have a policy applying it. Its called moe

how can i remove it without loosing the ability to login to the domain? I cant acually change it, only an windows update fixes it. And then it reverts and when i try to edit it, it has the error at the bottom of the picure before.
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2020-06-06T02:29:02+00:00

Thanks rpertusio,

I found when i restore it includes the value and fixes it, although after an hour it resets to this with this error. Any Ideas?

Sure. Change the value, then immediately do a "gpupdate /force" at a command prompt. If it immediately breaks after the command is complete, then you have a Local Policy or Group Policy that's coming back to enforce it.

-Ryan
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2020-06-06T01:56:00+00:00

Thanks rpertusio,

I found when i restore it includes the value and fixes it, although after an hour it resets to this with this error. Any Ideas?
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