There's something I noticed: when windows automatically installs the driver, on Device Manager it appears as working, but tablet doesn't react at all, however, when installing Wacom's driver, there's a little yellow triangle icon with error code 52 that literally means the driver's signature is not OK and it doesn't work.
Tried also uninstalling the driver from the HID category of Device Manager of Windows, still problem. I tried the same with a middle (from the old versions) version and tried the very first version, still no luck. I unplugged the tablet and inserted it into other USB ports, the same luck.ĭeleted the current and latest Wacom's driver installed the previous one, no luck. The 'Wacom Tablet Properties' didn't recognize it, the Wacom Desktop Center said no device connected. Also, when installing Wacom's driver, the tablet light never lits up anymore. Then, I got the latest driver from the Wacom website, installed it, all while the tablet was plugged, restarted the laptop, but still didn't work. The moment I plugged into the USB port, the tablet's light lit up. I've tried a lot of things, but yet not working and I'm really disappointed.įirst, I've plugged the tablet, Windows 7 Professional 圆4 started to autoinstall required drivers, successfully, from Windows Updates. If anyone happens to have a clue on how I can resolve this, I would be extremely thankful.Recently I've been run into a problem while trying to install driver / get Wacom Intuous S working on my laptop. Photoshop version I am using is the latest. My tablet's a medium-sized Wacom One, model CTL-671. I have already tried reinstalling both the driver and Photoshop itself, and still haven't managed to resolve this. And, on top of it all, I haven't set up any kind of special tablet behavior to be applied for Photoshop exclusively. Illustrator and InDesign, which I also have installed in my computer, haven't shown any similar behavior so far. What intrigues me is that Photoshop is the only Adobe utility in which I have been facing these problems. Occasionally, and, oddly enough, solely in Photoshop, my tablet's driver appears to consider I am applying too much pressure onto my pen, which makes it real hard to properly open dropdown menus without them being rapidly closed.
Some other issues regarding pressure sensitivity have shown up as well, though, contrary to the hand tool malfunction, they haven't been particularly omnipresent. Mostly related to the hand tool - for whatever reason, it is no longer responding to my commands the way it used to, as now whatever area is selected is only dragged away one direction at a time (that is, no horizontal and vertical scrolling simultaneously) and, if used near the workspace's edges, it even manages to move the program's window away from its original limits. I've been having some awkward problems with my pen tablet in Photoshop lately.
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