Tablet pen lagging when streaming

SOURCE: 'Lag' or Trailing Line

I just did some more experimenting and it seems that if I replace the tip of the pen, it starts to react better, not great, but definitely better.

Again, I'm using an Intuos 3. On the Intuos 2 I was using, if I replaced the tip, it would improve, but I was going through tips every two months or so. That's why I bought the 3, thinking it would be better because I've never experienced this problem with my 3 at home (these problems are all happening at work). I'm not sure which tablet your have or if you have the spare tips that come with it, but that might be your solution.

Also, check your Wacom settings and make sure the "tip double click distance" is set to "Off". That should help a little.

Another forum post suggested not using the stylus stand or holder. It could...not sure that it actually does...damage the stylus tip so that it reacts as if pressure is being applied. My stylus at home is always in the stand and, since it does have this problem, makes me wonder if this is valid....but why chance it...different stands and different stylus.

Good luck and hope this helps!!!

SOURCE: My tablet pen occasionally stops responding.

what you need to do is go into cmd prompt and type this: /configtab (you need to type it correctly, sometimes you may need all caps or no caps, it depends your software). get the 7 digit code that appears next to "confm" and go to your tablet settings and enter it into the confirmation input. and you are set to go!

SOURCE: My pen tablet is on and running, when I bring the

You may need to set it up in preferences in the programme (without knowing which programme you're using). It will work if you remove the mouse.

Hudson Ribeiro

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• Posted on Feb 06, 2010

SOURCE: Wacom Bamboo problems

try checking the usb cable. change it for a new one. i'm using a motorola cell-phone usb connection cable an it's working fine with my bamboo tablet. also, try to upgrade your drivers and change your usb port.