I have downloaded and installed the latest driver for my Intuos3 Graphics Tablet and it works until I reboot, then it does not work.
Checking the Wacom Tablet Properties in the Control Panel, I'm advised that the "Tablet Driver was not Found".
What am I doing wrong?
It worked just fine in XP!
Try updating your drivers from here:
Dell - Drivers and Downloads
Uninstalled all Wacom drivers and installed an older version (6.05.7) and it's working just fine.
Advice is to avoid the current version (6.12) as it seems to be problematic!
I had the same problem with Intuit3. Under "Devices and Printers", I right-clicked on the PTZ icon to "Tablet Preference File Utility", "Remove all User Preferences". Voila, the tablet came back to life.
I see that Wacom have just released a new Win7 dirver;
6.1.4-3 (17JAN10)
........and so far, it seems to be performing without any problems.
Wacom PTK-440; was working fine with fresh install of Windows 7 x64. Just today it stopped working. Removed USB and reinserted, nothing. Reinstalled driver, nothing. Did what you suggested (which I would not have tried), and it immediately came right back. Removing the settings worked just fine.
Thanks.
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All was well with the latest drivers and now suddenly the pen 'click' function has stopped working.
I've removed and reinstalled the driverr, removed the preferences via the Wacom Utility and it's still dead.
All other aspects of the pen/tablet are OK.
I have two tablets and both pens have the same problem and both mice works just fine.
Any idea was other Windows settings might effect the Wacom settings?
I'm having the same problem with my Cintiq 21UX even running the latest 614.3 driver. Sometimes I restart and the driver will be operating, sometimes it isn't. I can't figure out the specific "what is it" that is causing the issue.
Also, I don't have a PTZ icon nore a Tablet Preference File Utility in my "Devices and Printers"
A Wacom Tablet Properties icon shows up in my control panel, but when I click on it when the Wacom isn't working I just get a "THE TABLET DRIVER WAS NOT FOUND" dialog box. This of course works fine when the tablet is magically found.
It pains me to say that I never had this issue on Vista. This issue is beating me up pretty bad with the project I'm working on. Any feedback/ideas would be greatly apreciated!
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