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anysiaI updated my tablet driver, as the Wacom Desktop Center instructed. Rebooted and wow, color me so not surprised, Windows 10 no longer detected my tablet. I did all the at home trouble shooting, uninstalling everything, rebooting, reinstalling, rebooting.. nada, bupkiss.
Called Wacom help center, and a very nice young man named Jay, who was very grateful I could give him concise details on what I had done, we were able to figure it out. It seems the driver the WDC had was glitchy, and he had me download a new one. While it was downloading, I uninstall all things Wacom. After the download, when through the inevitable cycle of reboot, install, reboot.
Plugged tablet in, and Tada! All I had to do was remap all my stylus/pens.
Called Wacom help center, and a very nice young man named Jay, who was very grateful I could give him concise details on what I had done, we were able to figure it out. It seems the driver the WDC had was glitchy, and he had me download a new one. While it was downloading, I uninstall all things Wacom. After the download, when through the inevitable cycle of reboot, install, reboot.
Plugged tablet in, and Tada! All I had to do was remap all my stylus/pens.
