Today, my graphics tablet has (apparently on its own) started behaving as if Windows wants it to be a finger on a touch-sensitive screen: all the flicks and gestures and the like that I carefully disabled a couple of years ago in Win7 all seem to be available again: the intrusive onscreen visual indicators of a right-click, a complete loss of the sort of sensitivity I associate with NOT using a fat forefinger, all that stuff. My netbook has (successfully) upgraded from Windows 7 to 10.
#Hanvon art master 1209 windows 10#
Graphics tablets and Windows 10 issues I have an old Wacom Volito 2 graphics tablet that I use on my netbook when it's set up at home rather than on the road with me. I've attached a screenshot of what I described in the first sentence of the second paragraph.Thanks:). I was just wondering if there's any other way to try to stop tablet-behaviour. It takes multiple tries to right-click and open a link and when I hover over the link the cursor keeps rapidly flashing between the arrow and finger icons. Putting that blue teardrop thing on text boxes on Chrome (I'm not sure of its correct name) and when I try to ctrl-click a link, it shows a little 'ctrl' label under the cursor and won't open the link in a new tab like it's supposed to and just does it in the same tab. The problem is my PC is trying to behave like a tablet e.g.
#Hanvon art master 1209 drivers#
I'm going to try pressing 'submit new thread' and hope it doesn't do it this time.) Hello My Wacom tablet's pen has died and I hope to have a new one arriving in a few days but in the meantime I dug out an old Hanvon Rollick tablet which isn't supported under Windows 10 (which I use) but I nevertheless found some Windows 7 drivers for it which people reported working under Windows 10. (I've just tried 'preview post' several times and each time it's stripped the whitespace and turned my ten paragraphs into a megaparagraph.
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