My tablet is not connecting properly to my laptop. I am running Vista 64bit. The tablet receives power, as it lights up when i press the pen to it, but there is no reaction from the mouse or cursor. Same with the mouse. The mouse isn't such a big deal since I have a wireless mouse anyways. I replaced the batteries in both and neither worked afterward.

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If you are getting the "irql_not_less_or_equal" BSOD after the install of the drivers then if is possible that you did not get a clean install of the drivers and/or there is something wrong with the device. To let me better see what is going on I need the stop code. The link below will help you get that info from the BSOD.

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4443711-blue_screen_death_bsod_important_info

Note Window XP 64bit was a transition operating system to help manufactures to write 64bit drivers and software for the 64bit operating systems. However there is alot of products out there that eventhough they have Windows 7/Vista 64bit support they do not have XP 64bit support.

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http://www.fixya.com/users/issken

Since you are running Windows Vista on your PC this is the driver you should have downloaded.

Click Here

Serial cables are not hot swappable. The computer and tablet should be turned off before you plug them in.

hi, i have the same tablet wizard pen 4x3, windows 7 64bit install the tablet but doesnt work. if you could find a solution please contact me, i'll do the same for you, got this page in my favs for repair stuff..
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Drivers for DigiPro T-6000U graphics tablet,

http://www.uc-logic.com/download/download_driver.htm

The download file is in ZIP form.
(ZIP files are used to send a file that is large in size, more easily over the internet)

When the small window comes up, Left-click on the empty circle to the left of - Save File
Another small window should come up, with a download progress bar.

Let the file download all the way.
Where will the file go?

If you have your downloads set to save to your My Documents folder, (Documents for Vista), it will go there. (Start>My Documents)
It may go to a sub-folder within My Documents called Downloads.

If you do Not have your downloads set to save to your My Documents folder, this file will go to your desktop screen.

When you see the file - Driver 5.02.zip
double-click right on it.
The Installation Wizard will open up.
Go to the upper far left of the window, and left-click on - Extract All Files

This is the Instruction Manual. It's in PDF file form,

http://www.uc-logic.com/download/instructions.htm

Which tablet did you receive?

http://lifewithhammy.wordpress.com/2009/07/29/digipro-t-6000u-6x4-5-usb-graphics-tablet-review/

I have the bamboo fun pen also. I am currently running Windows Vista 64bit home and have the same problem. I fixed mine by going into the control options > Tablet PC Settings > Other > Go to Pen and Input Devices > Settings (Under Pen Options) Then I clicked at the top Where it states "Enable press and hold for Right-clicking". I disabled that and my pen works with no holding for the right click. I can make scratch marks all day! Hope this helps you too.

Listen up kiddos! I had this same problem and I was troubleshooting....apparently you have to make sure you uninstall the old drivers first and delete the directory entirely, before reinstalling the software.
So, UNPLUG THE TABLET! This is the part that screwed me up... then go to start > all programs > tablet > uninstall. Run the wizard, restart, go to my computer > local disk drive > program files and delete the Genius Tablet folder. Then, install the drivers again, reboot, THEN and ONLY THEN, should you plug your tablet back in.

The winning answer came courtesy of Mr Benedikt Schmitt of Wacom Europe, who offered the following solution: from the Windows Device Manager, disable the “Wacom Virtual Hid Driver” device. (Go to Control Panel > System and Maintenance > Device Manager, find the driver, right-click it and choose “Disable”.) One reboot later (welcome to Windows-land, circa 2008?), everything works as desired. Pressure and tilt sensitivity inside Photoshop still work, and the pen functions just fine in the rest of the Windows desktop. The absolute mapping makes it an absolute pleasure to point quickly and precisely. It makes my laser mouse feel rather clumsy navigating a large 24′ screen!

I have pen drivers...Which pen do you have? Black or Black & Grey?

I had a similar problem with Vista which made the pen/cursor freeze just as the tip was placed on the tablet face.
The problem turned out to be a Vista setting.
I went to Start > Control Panel > Pen and Input Devices.
Then in the Pen Options tab highlight the "Press and Hold" pen action and then press the "Settings..." button. In the dialog box that opens uncheck the "Enable press and hold for right-clicking" check box. Hit "OK".
Worked for me.

Hi, to use a graphics tablet all you need to do is connect the tablet to the pc usually USB Connection. and put the battery in the pen and it should work automatically by pressing the tip of the pen on the tablet, ie should work like a mouse. if your using windows xp or windows vista. Hope thats what you mean.. John