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 USB line works fine. (These info was not able to be typed in before due to 150 characters limits) 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... » Read More 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 USB line works fine. (These info was not able to be typed in before due to 150 characters limits) « Show Less
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I agree with LaMark below. I've been using Wacom with Mac for 10 years at least and I never had driver troubles before.
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I agree with what J La Mark says below. Generally the driver the tablet comes with is older version so u should go to their website and install a more recent one. For Window 7/8, the problem also might happen if u have the automatic window update on...windows looks for updates every time u start your computer. I had similar problem( not every 2 days but ever so often) until my IT guy suggested turning off that option...which can be found under Control Panel/Window update. U can manually update once every week if needed. Install a newer driver version from Wacom website and then try turning off the window update...see if that will help. U can also get more help on Wacom website. Good Luck I agree with what J La Mark says below. Generally the driver the tablet comes with is older version so u should go to their website and install a more recent one. For Window 7/8, the problem also might happen if u have the automatic window update on...windows looks for updates every time u start your computer. I had similar problem( not every 2 days but ever so often) until my IT guy suggested turning off that option...which can be found under Control Panel/Window update. U can manually update once every week if needed. Install a newer driver version from Wacom website and then try turning... » Read More I agree with what J La Mark says below. Generally the driver the tablet comes with is older version so u should go to their website and install a more recent one. For Window 7/8, the problem also might happen if u have the automatic window update on...windows looks for updates every time u start your computer. I had similar problem( not every 2 days but ever so often) until my IT guy suggested turning off that option...which can be found under Control Panel/Window update. U can manually update once every week if needed. Install a newer driver version from Wacom website and then try turning off the window update...see if that will help. U can also get more help on Wacom website. Good Luck « Show Less
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The intuos 3 classic will not work on an intuos 4 tablet. I do have one of these pens because I can use it on most Cintiq surfaces. The one you want is the Wacom intuos 4 pen. It's black. I'm seeing prices on amazon from $84 to $123. If she also uses a Cintiq at school or work make sure she gets the intuos4/cintiq21. Don't get the intuos 4 classic.
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The Cintiq21UX, DTZ-2100, uses the same driver as current Cintiq displays. You can download the latest driver from the driver page, here - http://us.wacom.com/en/support/drivers/. If you have trouble, I would encourage you to reach out to our support team at 1-855-MY-WACOM (699-2266), or online at http://us.wacom.com/en/support/
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Every piece of hardware, including USB devices require drivers to operate, and these are usually OS dependent. However, the "U" in USB usually means universal. I have used my interface converter with several versions of Windows and Mac OS, and the device has worked seamlessly without necessity of installing additional drivers. I cannot say for certain if the thing would work with other platforms. I suppose if the platform is old enough, there could be an issue if there are no driver updates available.
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As far as I know, you don't need drivers for this, but even if you do need drivers, you might want to tell us what operating system you are using which doesn't appear to support it. My advice would be that if the device does not seem to work when plugged into one of your USB ports that you assume that USB port is actually broken and try an alternate USB port. In case you are wondering, while I repair crashed windows installations with some frequency, and know too much about windows drivers, I'm only using Ubuntu Linux now, it is free, and it does not need drivers even for devices, such as printers and scanners, that traditionally need drivers when used with Windows. As far as I know, you don't need drivers for this, but even if you do need drivers, you might want to tell us what operating system you are using which doesn't appear to support it. My advice would be that if the device does not seem to work when plugged into one of your USB ports that you assume that USB port is actually broken and try an alternate USB port. In case you are wondering, while I repair crashed windows installations with some frequency, and know too much about windows drivers, I'm only using Ubuntu Linux now, it is free, and it does not need drivers even for devices, such as... » Read More As far as I know, you don't need drivers for this, but even if you do need drivers, you might want to tell us what operating system you are using which doesn't appear to support it. My advice would be that if the device does not seem to work when plugged into one of your USB ports that you assume that USB port is actually broken and try an alternate USB port. In case you are wondering, while I repair crashed windows installations with some frequency, and know too much about windows drivers, I'm only using Ubuntu Linux now, it is free, and it does not need drivers even for devices, such as printers and scanners, that traditionally need drivers when used with Windows. « Show Less
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I have used a different computer to download the driver to a memory stick and then installed it on the other computer. Hope this helps. I'm definitely not a techie. Williebugs
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I believe there is a small peice of paper included with it on it, or it is a sticker attached to one of the driver installation disks. It has been a while since I got mine so I don't even remember clearly. If you really need it I'm sure wacom support may be able to help if you give them the S/N//FCID on the back of the tablet.
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Yes. It's not very clear on the product page, but the drivers work with Windows 2000, XP, Vista and 7. Some of the (lousy) apps included do not work beyond XP, but the apps are really not very developed anyway. You'll want to get your own pen/tablet compatible applications if you want this to be really useful.I got one for my mother and, at 72, she has no problem using it with a number of apps for drawing.
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Question was cut off, there was no driver that came with the tablet but a visit to the wacom site and download a driver for your specific tablet should fix any issues. If you are just plugging it.it should.draw fine ,their isnt any pen pressure ,line gets bigger with pushing down. Any other questions please feel free to adk
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HI, I'm not sure where you'd find the driver. When I put it into Win 7 it just searched and found the driver when I plugged it in before I could even put the cd inI would suggest calling their tech support to see if the post it online
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I'm pretty sure you can get around that by downloading the driver directly. Try doing a search for them. The tablet will work plug and play, but with fewer features I think. I actually downloads some Wacom drivers too, based on something I read on a forum. Short answer-- it shouldn't be a problem.
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The pen is NOT double ended. Only a writing tip (you can also change it to erasing in whatever drawing program your using though, of-course).When you get this drawing tablet, install the drivers carefully. This tablet works wonders but incompatibilities with future operating systems is probably imminent but works fine with my version of Windows 7 Ultimate. Install the drivers first from the CD or Huion website. This product is called a Huion H610 on the website and driver CD list. Install drivers and restart your PC before plugging in the tablet.
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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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I have an Intuos 3 6x8 tablet, and it works fine on both my Windows XP desktop and on my Vista laptop. It initially wasn't configured properly to the Vista, but I just re-installed the driver and now I can switch it between the two computers with no trouble at all. The Intuos is great; I have never had so much as a hiccup from it, it fits neatly into a laptop case, and it's a really delightful tool to work with. Highly recommended!
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You want legacy drivers and the one you want is for tablet PC, then choose your OS. http://us.wacom.com/en/support/legacy-drivers/
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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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Hello. I have both the Intuos3 and Intuos4 larger tablets. I have found the Intuos4 is a lot more convenient in that the key setup you can create for a specific program displays on the tablet. I had virtually the same set-up for a program like Photoshop CS4, but with my Intuos4 I don't pause and think, "What does this button do again?" It's right there. That alone for me is worth the price. But I got my Intuos4 in exchange for a laptop and docking station I wasn't using (bought a better laptop). I would say if you have a choice and the money, get the Intuos4. I have no regrets. I use my Intuos3 on my other, smaller computer, but only every now and then, and then for nothing too major.