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So my Intuos Wacom has been acting up, and I haven't a clue how to fix it. The pressure sensitivity is completely gone, and it makes doing art seem awful. I've tried reinstalling the driver, wiping all the history of the wacom and installed new software. Nothing seems to work. I have a windows 10 PC that I use it on. Any help would be much appreciated! |
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Hey girlie. What EXACTLY is it doing?
Does it pan instead of draw as well? |
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Never experienced this to be honest, I have three different Wacoms, all of varying complexity/price. It could be broken, or you can try swapping out the battery in the back. I dont imagine it's your pen either. Are you sure it's not your art program? |
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Hmmmm...odd...sometimes the pens will get dull and therefore you have to replace the end of the pen that you draw with (not sure what to call it). It effects the sensitivity and can even cause lagging from what i have seen. |
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Okay, could be a few things.
The nib at the end might need replacing.
The pen itself could be broken inside.
It might be windows 10 interferring with wacoms driver. You need to turn off pen and touch settings, and then go into the wacom's settings and somewhere there is a tick box really randomly at the bottom on one of th3 tabs that refers to it, and you need to click that too. I'm on my phone, so can't be more precise but there are loads of tutorials out there for it as everyone has the same problem every major win10 update.
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Most of the times this has happened to me it has been sufficient to update or re-install the driver. I would try checking once more that everything is up to date and of course restart the computer and check if the settings in both whatever program you use or the tablet could be the issue. Another thing you could check is if windows ink are messing things up. I had mine disabled a while back because it was just being a pain :P |
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Jellos Warmbloods said:
Hey girlie. What EXACTLY is it doing?
Does it pan instead of draw as well?
Draws just fine, but its as if I have all my sensitivity pressures clicked off. Quite frustrating |
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Timber Canyon said:
Never experienced this to be honest, I have three different Wacoms, all of varying complexity/price. It could be broken, or you can try swapping out the battery in the back. I dont imagine it's your pen either. Are you sure it's not your art program?
Don't think it's my art program, there hasn't been any updates or anything, and I tried redownloading the program and seeing if that was the issue, and it didn't change anything |
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Sea Heart Elites said:
Hmmmm...odd...sometimes the pens will get dull and therefore you have to replace the end of the pen that you draw with (not sure what to call it). It effects the sensitivity and can even cause lagging from what i have seen.
I'll have to try that! Thanks |
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Sophrono said:
Okay, could be a few things.
The nib at the end might need replacing.
The pen itself could be broken inside.
It might be windows 10 interferring with wacoms driver. You need to turn off pen and touch settings, and then go into the wacom's settings and somewhere there is a tick box really randomly at the bottom on one of th3 tabs that refers to it, and you need to click that too. I'm on my phone, so can't be more precise but there are loads of tutorials out there for it as everyone has the same problem every major win10 update.
I'll try all of those :P thank you |
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