Plugin the tablet again to your PC and see if your Pen is working or not. If changing the tip doesn’t help too, then it’s probably your Wacom tablet or your PC at fault. If you do not know how to change the tip, refer to the user manual of your tablet. The next thing to fix Wacom Pen issue is to try a new tip on your Wacom tablet’s pen or stylus. If your cable seems fine, then move on to the next step to fix the Wacom Pen not working on Windows 10.

Most of the Android phones and chargeable gadgets still have Micro USB charging holes. Most probably your tablet USB cable has a Micro USB pin try to test the cable on any other micro USB compatible device. If this does not help, make sure the wire is working properly. Keep an eye on the small LED light on your Tablet if it is flickering and not running constantly, then the problem is with either your wire or USB ports. You can try to remove USB wire and re-insert it from both Tablet and PC ends. See if the USB cable of your Wacom tablet is properly connected. If it is not, it’s time to play with the Wacom Driver. Test out your Tablet pen to see if it’s working or not. If the Restart button is grayed out, it means your Wacom service is not running. From the context menu, click on the Restart button.

Touch Keyboard and Handwriting Panel ServiceĪs you find the service, right click on it.The service name of your Wacom tablet could be one of the following: For different Wacom tablets, the name of service differs. In the list, look for Wacom tablet service. Step 3: This will open the Services window with a list of services. Without the drivers, the jitter doesn't occur, although the computer doesn't track the movement fast enough for it to be usable as a drawing tool ends up jumping all over the place.Step 2: In the Run box, type services.msc, then click Ok or press Enter. Leaving the stylus flat will also cause the cursor to jump 50-100 pixels around in 4 directions, although less frequently (still frequently) then if I was holding it upright. Also very evident when drawing lines slowly. It will jitter around the same spot, so it's not a case of a shaky hand. if I leave it still on the tablet, holding it, it will jitter in a random direction, 1-3 pixels at a time. Originally had it running on SP1, along with the original CD drivers, but now I'm running them off the website drivers (tried both graphire 3 drivers, backwards compatible, and graphire 2 drivers, not compatible with graphire 3).Īnyway, the cursor now jitters quite badly. at least until I had to reformat my computer and reinstall Windows XP (SP2). I've had this Wacom Graphire 2 tablet for a couple years or so now it's worked perfectly since I've bought it.

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