I followed ALL the advice above, but the tablet is not being detected at all. I would really appreciate some help.Īlezzio wrote:I'm having the same issue on the same device model. Windows is fully updated after a fresh install, and neither versions of the drivers provided on the wacom website worked. So I tried plugging it into a 2.0 port and it just gives me the same error, even though it is in the correct port. I tried to troubleshoot the device in devices and printers, which at first told me that the problem was the tablet was a USB 2.0 device and it was connected to a USB 3.0 port. I looked in the device manager and couldn't find any wacom devices in the human interfaces tab, just a buttload of HID-compliant devices etc. I'm not sure what to do, I've looked on the forums to no avail, and google was no help either. I tried uninstalling the drivers and installing the older drivers as I figured it is an older tablet model.
I tried to install the latest drivers and it did nothing, after a reboot of my PC I tried to open wacom preferences and I was greeted with the common "Supported tablet was not found on the system" message. Touching it with just my hands reads input, and it is behaving like a mouse (side buttons working like mouse 4 + mouse 5 etc).
It detects that the pen is there when I hover over the tablet but does not take any input. Hi I'm trying to use my CTH-670 on my new machine with windows 10 installed on it, and the pen does not work.
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