Tablet not writing smoothly.

Try legacy drivers


http://us.wacom.com/en/support/legacy-drivers/

The trouble might be Windows 7, sine it is not supported any longer and the drivers might be for Windows 10.
You might have to upgrade to Windows 10 to fix it or take it to a computer shop.

If you have Windows XP tablet PC Edition 2005 installed on it, you can use the Wacom Pen to enter text instesd of type it.

On Windows XP tablet PC Edition 2005, there is an Input panel Icon on the tray bar, usually to the left, close to the Start button.
Use the pen to click the Input Panel. When it opens showing you a black line on yellowish backround you can start using the pen as if it were on paper. Depending on the pen input setting it will insert automatically or waits for you to press the insert button.
However for the converted text to be inserted you need to have a text editing software open (Word Pad for example.)

If when you open the input panel you see a keyboard you can change that to handwriting (continuous line) or typing separate letters.

The computer can be taught to recognize your handwriting: You will need to practice. You might have to download and install the relevant ink recognition package for your language. Look for it on the Microsoft tablet PC page.

If there is a Wacom calibration setup, run this program to configure the limits on the tablet/pad.

Download the touchscreen driver from the Panasonic site.

Go to Start > Control Panel > System
Click the hardware tab.
Click the device manager tab.
In device manager click on Mice and other poiting devices
Select the touchscreen with left click and click the unistall option.
Once done close all windows and install again using the downloaded file from Panasonic.

Yes you can. You will not be able to use the tablet pen however while the stylus is plugged in

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Try replacing the pen nib. Take out the little nib with a tweezer or something along those lines and replace it with a new one. There should be a few of them when you bought the tablet. Also, try looking at the tablet properties.

^The question is NOT asking about a USB thumb drive, and a lot of people seem to have failed to understand this.
This is a comprehensive forum thread regarding digitizers that work with Penenabled Tablet PCs: http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/showthread.php?t=12695
I don't believe Bamboo pens work.

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