If it's different from your old tablet- chances are you just need to download the driver for it =0

Yeah, I tried downloading the newest driver, but it says that all of my drivers are up to date...

Strange... =o best bet is to attempt techsupport then-

Well, I called Adobe, but they were like 'Oh, we don't have tech support for CS2 anymoar', and I was like:


O_______________o;


But the strange thing is that my tablet works for everything else! It's just CS2... and CS4. I tried downloading a trial CS4 to test it and it acted screwy on that canvas too.

That's...totally fucked up. D:

What about techsupport for the tablet company?

Dude, if only you knew how many times I called these people.

I bet they'd hear my voice and be all 'oh geeze, it's her again.' XD

|D; Wowzers... this... is quite the dilemma... o-o Was this a tablet the company sent you- or was it bought off somewhere?

These are tablets I got from the source. The first time I called, the pen was messed up, so they sent me a new one. The second time was the tablet's drawing space, the third time was for a return address. X3

Alright, now try this. Uninstall all of the drivers you used for your old tablet AND your new one. Uninstall any driver related to any tablet device. Now, with your latest tablet drivers in hand, do a fresh install. Sometimes Photoshop can get confused and try to use old drivers for completely unrelated software. Don't know why, it just happens sometimes.

Hope that helps! If not, I've got a few more options you can try.

But tablet I have is the exact same tablet as the one I had before, I just had to get a replacement. It has the same drivers and stuff.

Are you sure they're EXACTLY the same? They might have given you a slightly updated version of the tablet. Everything else might look the same, but they could have changed something on the inside. If you still have your old tablet, compare the model/revision numbers on the back. Also compare these numbers to the new drivers you downloaded to make absolutely certain that they're the right ones for that tablet.

If you're 100% positive that they are exactly the same and you've got the right drivers, just flush the old drivers anyways and fresh install the latest (and hopefully greatest) drivers from their website. Doesn't take too long and helps troubleshoot any potential driver issues.

There's still other troubleshooting solutions to try! We might be able to get this running shortly...