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I do NOT seem to have this problem at this time; and I've been watching for it, too.  However, I will continue to watch for and retest for this.  

This was a huge bug for both the OS and for OneNote.  I'm not surprised that this is returning as a regression issue.  There's a lot going on with palm rest tech and digital inking in both the OS and app layers.  Seeing this come back before RTM is not a surprise (given the issue's complexity); and honestly, I would have been surprised if it had NOT come back.

That's not a snide remark.  I'm speaking from a software testing perspective.  Some of the more complicated issues do come back for "return engagements" before finally being put to bed before RTM.

I've got build 10130 installed on my SP3 and I will watch for this as I work with the device this week.

Thank you Neville Briggs and Digit100100 for staying in front of this and retesting the issue with new builds as they are released.

Yes I do.  At first I thought it was me, but it definitely  looks like the old problem is back.

I have ink disappearing in Onenote again on build 10130....anyone else getting this?

no.  I am working with my hosted Exchange provider to see what we need to do to make this work, but it clearly appears that they will need to make configuration changes on their end.  Since Outlook 2016 is still in Preview, I'm not certain when that will get resolved on their end.

I've tried installing Office 365 2016 on a Dell Latitude 10 ST2 tablet that I have; but there are serious Windows 10 performance issues there.  The tablet keeps crashing or freezing or getting stuck in a BSoD loop.

I've documented that experience here:

http://www.soft32.com/blog/platforms/windows-10-on-a-low-end-windows-tablet/

I will keep trying...

Is there any error you are seeing during Auto Discover?

no.  I am working with my hosted Exchange provider to see what we need to do to make this work, but it clearly appears that they will need to make configuration changes on their end.  Since Outlook 2016 is still in Preview, I'm not certain when that will get resolved on their end.

I've tried installing Office 365 2016 on a Dell Latitude 10 ST2 tablet that I have; but there are serious Windows 10 performance issues there.  The tablet keeps crashing or freezing or getting stuck in a BSoD loop.

I've documented that experience here:

http://www.soft32.com/blog/platforms/windows-10-on-a-low-end-windows-tablet/

I will keep trying...