Blinking lights no response

Hello
Try to download from:
http://www.wacom.com/downloads/driver-detail.php?id=178

You didn't specify the Vista version (32 or 64 bit), but 99% the 32 bit driver version will be OK. The producer suggests to uninstall the previous version of driver if one is already installed. (to uninstall, go to Control Panel, Programs and features and double-click the item that looks like "Wacom..." or "Graphire...")

Good luck

What you will want to use is the windows vista drivers that are available from Wacom
http://www.wacom.com/downloads/driver-detail.php?id=178
If the drivers fails to install windows it will start the program compatibility assistant. Click the button that says: Reinstall using recommended settings. Hopefully that works for you.

Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

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Hi,
Wacom tablet drivers can be found at: Driver Update Software for XP Vista 7 8. Used it many times before. have a nice day

Wacom tablet not plugged into your computer with the USB cable.

Go to Add/Remove Programs, (Start>Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs), and -> Remove
the Wacom software.

Restart your computer.
After Windows XP has fully loaded again, install the Wacom Graphire 3 CD, in your CD/DVD drive. Reinstall the software.

If you had to reinstall your Windows XP operating system, you may have corrupted some of the Wacom tablet's drivers. (Hence the shaky stylus cursor) Removing the Wacom software, and reinstalling it will repair.

Now plug the Wacom tablet into your computer.
You should see the, "Found New Hardware", pop-up out of your taskbar tray.

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 ^^

it has somting to do with the cord
you have to straiten it out
it worked for me
until it i guess the cord just got tired of getting kinked and straitend and finally just died on me

Try this:

Start>Run
Type: services.msc
Scroll down to TabletService
Right click>Properties>Log On tab
Is service disabled? If so, enable it and I think that will solve your problem.

I had the same problem you described after I disabled this service.