Pen stopped working except inside Photoshop.

Creative cloud requires a newer OS than what you are running.

You can research adobe about that but my experience with them is they are infamous for coming out with a new products that are not compatible with things. i.e. they force you to buy their new version of software. And every new version has more bugs than the last.

go to tablet control panel, go to scope and press screen ratio ok and have funn

Hi, I had the same problem with Photoshop CS4. I'm now on the previous version (CS3) and it works fine, just be sure to donwload the last drivers on www.geniusnet.com.tw.

check that all connections from the drawing tablet into the pc are secure

This has happened to me before, and I don't know any surefire way to fix it, but this usually helps--

First, try closing down photoshop and reopening it. Then the pressure should work.
If that doesn't work, do it over again but when you start drawing, try doing so on a new file. If it's STILL not working, my last suggestion is restarting the computer and trying again. I can usually get it working, but I'm not sure how exactly it happens XD;

i'm assuming you clicked on shape dynamics...

use your pen to open photoshop with, worked for me...

Before you start Photoshop press and hold the shift key and wait until photoshop has loaded.
This should take care of the problem.

Hello. I'm not quite sure if this will be useful for you, but i'll tell you what happened to me. I bought the very same model but without the mouse, the G-pen450. When I just bought it, I just intalled the driver from the CD, and both the painter X and photoshop cs1 trials included. I had no problem when I was drawing in photosho cs1, but when I uninstalled it and and installed photoshop cs2, I was still able to draw with the pen, but it had no pressure sensibility, no matter how hard did I press the pen against the table or how many times i enabled or disabled the pressure settings in both photoshop and the tablet driver.

what i did was downloading the new driver (the 2.0 version) for the g-pen450 from the genius page, and simply installed it ... and it didn't work, worse; now even the pen suite didn't recongize the pressure control, so, what I did was to uninstall the WHOLE software included with the table along with the driver, and then I reinstalled the new version (2.0). After I installed it, the instaling program asked me to restart the computer, so I did it. Then, after the computer was done restarting, I connected the tablet to a USB port, and then the computer recognized it, actually it told me that it recognized the tablet, two HID compatible dispossitives, and a HID compatible mouse pen. It opened that window that appears everytime you connect new hardware to the computer, and it proceeded to "install" all the drivers needed for the dispossitives.

After the computer finished installing, it asked again to restart the PC, soooo I restarted it again, when it was done, I connected the tablet once again, and this time it displayed that "your new hardware is installed and ready to use" balloon on the bottom right corner of the screen. So I tried opening photoshop CS2 again and drawing with the tablet, and this time it did work perfectly.

I think it's matter of uninstalling the old driver, and the bundle software (annotate all, pen commander, pen mail, pen signer, etc. ) and then instaling the 2.0 version of the driver.

OK, I found the problem -- if you open photoshop with the mouse (whether it be through the quicklaunch bar, start menu, or desktop icon), the pressure sensitivity doesn't work. If you open it with the stylus or function button (I have a function button mapped for photoshop now because of this, since there's no icon on my tablet's display with how I have my display set up) the pressure sensitivity works fine.

A quick KIND of fix, but until Adobe actually does something about it, this is probably the easiest way to do it.