My recently purchased Intuos 4 small needs to re-install DRIVER (from Wacom site) every 2 days. The computer says 'can not find Driver', after Intuos was working fine for 2 days. My computer is Windows-7, 64 bits. I downloads Wacom driver - 64bits. The...
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Without knowing whether you are using Windows, or OSX, the few options I know of are to make sure you are using either 32bit or 64bit drivers based on your operating system's architecture. If you are positive that you have the correct driver version for your architecture (x32 or x64) then I would start by uninstalling the driver you are running and start with Wacom's first driver version, and work your way up to the latest. I find that the newest Wacom drivers can be buggy, so I stay at least one or two behind. Make sure to uninstall any older Wacom drivers (intuos2 or 3) you may have had. Also make sure you don't have your USB ports set to "suspend mode" for power saving. Again, without knowing your OS or architecture these are just basic tips. You could be on Linux, which isn't "officially" supported yet by Wacom.
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Have you installed the necessary software? Also check your settings for the tablet to make sure it is enabled, and in general. Or possibly your pen might not be compatible with the version of the graphics tablet. Generally a Wacom pen needs to be used with a Wacom tablet. Hope that helps.
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That tends to happen to me after a year of constant use--usually rebooting solves it temporarily. Some of the other Wacom tablets are wireless-compatible, maybe for this reason. I use the tablets for everything, to reduce wrist movement, so I don't mind replacing them; but if yours is new, replace it (belated advice).
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Yes, definitely download & install the updated drivers from online, not a CD. Go to the Huion site ---they have been updating drivers frequently this year (same digitizers as Turcom Tursion). If you are using your Turcom Tursion with a Windows computer it's extremely important that you do everything in the correct order: do NOT plug in the USB cord at all (!) until you have downloaded & installed the drivers first. THEN connect the Turcom Tursion. If you install the graphics tablet first, Windows automatically installs a default tablet driver which is the wrong one for this tablet, things get super wonky trying to use the tablet afterward, no pressure sensitivity and or the cursor gets locked to the left upper corner, etc. If you have already connected the tablet to your Win PC, then you must uninstall every bit of the default driver first before downloading the correct drivers. This is a really great graphics tablet, especially for the money, ---just amazing drawing sensitivity, ---so it's worth the trouble setting it up correctly.
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hi. honestly, i'm not sure. i haven't used it in a long time - since i was on xp which was 32bit. i'm running win8 64 now but i've never installed the drivers. it's kinda too cumbersome to be of good use as a note taking device for me. but usually, 32bit drivers work fine for 64bit with stuff like this (that's not graphics or resource intensive).
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Hi. I returned my Wacom Stylus because it would not work despite the Wacom info that said it would work. BTW, My Tablet is an Asus vivoTab. I will say that I was very disappointed with the purchase mainly because it was so hard to even find the website for tech questions. Also, the contact for questions never returned my emails regarding my issues. As such, I would say that there are better choices than Wacom.
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I haven't and I've been using it for 3 years. If you're experiencing lag, try reinstalling the updated driver software from the Wacom website.
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ahh i see...but I'm still confused...because on the wacom site it said that all intuos include Nik Color Efex Pro, Wacom Brushes 3, and 2 programs from a list. (just like the list above my comment)So basically, the acad version is the same as the original? ;;
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Thank you for your question. Please contact our support team for more reseller information: http://us.wacom.com/en/support/
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I tried it with my 10.1 2014, but the registration was off 1-2mm to the right of the tip. Wacom didn't say it wasn't compatible when I contacted them. But they had no answer as to why the registration was off, and didn't offer a solution. But maybe I had a bad pen? I didn't feel like giving it another try though, so I returned mine.
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For installation help please contact our support here: http://us.wacom.com/en/support/
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I use this pen and, though I'm not sure exactly what tablet you're talking about, I used this driver to make everything work (it didn't before installing, though): http://www.wacom.com/shared/downloads/drivers/isd-dualtouch-driver
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Yes. I recommend you this model. I have never gotten any problem even though I have used intuos series for 10 years. I think Intuos 5 and 4 are very similar. If you want to save money, you will have bought Intous4.
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Probably not, as the Intuos4 classic pen is designed to work with the pressure, direction and angle sensed by the Wacom Intuos4 tablet, not a microsoft product.
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I use it with my Intuos 5 small and it works perfectly! (Wacom model PTH-450)
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This tablet is no longer manufactured by Wacom. There are some current Intuos tablet models which are closer to the price that you mention however. The seller's price may be due to the limited availability of this specific product, since it is no longer in production.
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I own an older Wacom, the Intuos 2. It's over a decade old but works wonderfully with Manga Studio 4 EX.