Workaround for this would work the best imo. If I use my mouse to tick the box back on again, the tablet works again. I also tried to download the drivers for CTH-661 (Driver 5.3.5-3), and they work perfectly for CTE-450 except for one, very annoying bit - going to disable Windows Ink from tablet preferences completely stops the tablet from working. Disabling Windows Ink has been attempted but had no effect PC thinks tablet is a mouse (because the drivers are messing up) Tablet works - pen works - and most of the time I can use pressure I have tried both front & back USB ports, no difference And yes, I have killed all files I could dig up & cleaned up device manager from HiD/USB/Wacom files I have uninstalled drivers multiple times, with restarting my computer inbetween (Last time I downloaded the drivers was about three years ago) exes are not the same ones I had before I had to reinstall for the first time, but according to the driver site they have not been updated since 2011. The icons on tablet preferences and other. I somehow feel like the driver is actually the wrong one. I have also occasionally got the error that states that there is no tablet recognized. If the problem persists reinstall or update the driver.' I need to get the preferences open to be able to work. exes results in 'Error! There is a problem with your tablet driver. The tablet itself works, including pressure sensitivity, but trying to open any tablet preference.

I uninstalled everything, wiped my whole computer clean of any tablet products or drivers, but once I tried re-installing the Bamboo Fun drivers from Wacom's site they are no longer working. A while ago I got a Lenovo Thinkvision touch screen, which I installed and uninstalled eventually - at first I thought that might've been the issue, but now I'm starting to suspect the new Windows update messed it up. I've used my trusty old Bamboo on this computer for years now successfully.

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