Third Party Tablet

Question

I have a windows 10 laptop, and i bought a third party graphic tablet, expecting it to work as an ink enabled device since it's a pen tablet. It doesn't quite pick it up, it treats it as an input device like a mouse or keyboard, is there any way i can trick ink into thinking it's a pen tablet, hopefully it'll make it easier to draw since the Pressure system it has enabled is very finicky...

Answer 1

Hello JulioPorben,

If you haven't done so already, I recommend installing the driver for your third party graphic tablet. Even though Windows 10 is great at "Plug n Play" so that you can use your devices without having to hunt down a driver, it is recommended to use a driver provided by the device manufacturer to enable full functionality of your device with Windows 10.

I hope this helps, let us know if you need further assistance. Thank you.

Hi BravoMan,

The tablet came with two drivers, one for the display and one for the input, but the input /is/ what treats it like a mouse, not like a pen tablet

If it helps i'm using a Parblo Coast 10 Graphics Monitor

Answer 2

Hello JulioPorben,

If you haven't done so already, I recommend installing the driver for your third party graphic tablet. Even though Windows 10 is great at "Plug n Play" so that you can use your devices without having to hunt down a driver, it is recommended to use a driver provided by the device manufacturer to enable full functionality of your device with Windows 10.

I hope this helps, let us know if you need further assistance. Thank you.