Inking pen Hi do i insert the ink to the graphire pen?

You might get some insights from this video on the disassembly of the pen:

You can buy replacement ink cartridges for your digital pens, but while you are writing you can only have one ink cartridge in the pen.

There are a couple reasons a pen refill won't start writing right away. The first thing to check is the tip--often there is a bit of glue or plastic over it in order to prevent leaking.
If that doesn't work, then try one (or both) of the following two methods:
1) Place the refill (but not the tip) in some warm water. Heat will allow the liquid in the gel pen to become thinner and flow more naturally.
2) Hook a rubber band around the middle of the pen, using tape to ensure safety, and wind the pen while holding the rubber band on either side of the pen. Make sure the cap is on the pen. When the rubber band is tight, when you pull straight out on the rubber band from both sides of the pen, it should spin very quickly. The centripetal force will cause the liquid in the pen (at least half of it) to move toward the tip.
Make sure you fasten the rubber band to the pen with tape or something similar; otherwise the pen may go flying off at someone nearby. Also, again, make sure the cap is on to prevent any ink spraying out--this is unlikely in a gel pen, but it could happen.

Hi... Slightly above the rubber finger grip (about 1/8 of an inch) is where the pen unscrews. Once you have it unscrewed remove the old ink cartridge & place in the new one, there is no spring to deal with, so it just drops in.

Opened it up, inserted a screw driver and re-set it. Works like new!

try some OOPS Just make sure before you run drye again, you have wiped out inside because OOPS s flammable.

In the programs that don't work, check your ink settings. Mine kept going to white until I got them set to black as default.

NEVER use system restore unless you have already tried malware scans, spyware scans, virus scans AND registry repair programs to fix software related problems. It is a LAST RESORT ONLY, just like FORMAT C.

Hello there. Sorry to tell you but no. the graphire and intous pens are 2 different animals. one has 512 levels of sensitivity and the other has 1024 among other things. you have to get a new pen.

I didn't see anything specific for a Graphire A5 or a Graphire Bluetooth.

I did find this for a Graphire wireless:

http://www.wacom.com/productsupport/drivers.cfm?os=XP&product=CTEBT&CFID=5186275&CFTOKEN=15531183

There were some drivers on this page that were dated April of 2008. They could have been updated since your purchase

I've found a solution!

Go to:

Control panel
Pen and input devices
Pointer options

I personally turned off all 4 of the circle thingies, but only turning off some might work also ^^