They are the drivers that are listed under Packages\Drivers in the distribution share. * Inbox drivers are drivers that Microsoft ships with Windows "in the box".
INTUOS 4 TABLET DRIVER DRIVER
Windows 10 contains a pen driver that supports Bamboo Ink and Bamboo Ink Plus without requiring a Wacom driver (the Windows Inbox driver*). Click the ‘Close’ button and the installer will cancel and leave your system unchanged.īamboo Ink and Bamboo Ink Plus work with compatible pen-enabled devices that feature Wacom AES technology or Microsoft Pen Protocol. If the driver does not work for your tablet or computer, a ‘Computer unsupported’ message will appear. To verify whether your tablet or computer can take advantage of this driver, please download the driver and run the installer. This Wacom Components driver offers added features for most pen input tablets or computers that use Wacom’s pen technology. Glue the large USB wire to the plastic of the wacom tablet.For Tablets and Windows Devices with Wacom Pen Technology Components Make sure you do not short circuit by using too much solder or having exposed metal from the wires touching each other. But in this image I just drew the important ones that we will work with. The circuit board of course have a lot of different stuff on it, chips, transistors and whatnot. Put some solder on the end of each wire and then solder them exactly like this diagram shows. Strip a tiny bit of the smaller wires to expose the metal inside them. Strip the wire to expose 4 smaller wires inside it. Cut the USB connector off your USB cable, we won’t be needing it. Find the broken USB port you want to bypass. There are internal plastic clips located by the buttons. Remember the screws under the rubber feet.
INTUOS 4 TABLET DRIVER HOW TO
This is a small guide for how to do that: Instead of using the USB-connector I chose to bypass it completely and instead hard-wire the USB cables directly to the circuit board. The wacom Intuos 4 is known for having issues with poorly attached mini-USB ports, and my tablet (Intuos 4 Large) finally broke down completely, as explained here wacom wanted hundreds of dollars to fix it.īeing a total newbie and never having soldered anything in my life I still managed to fix it for free.