windows seven seems to hate wacom i think i need to go in and disable the the windows seven tablet pc drivers to get wacom drivers to work
something about windows sevesn touch sensitive stuff overrides my inteous four

If this works I will buy you a billion beers

awww >8)

Just disabling the tablet PC input service should do the trick... Sometimes the Wacom drivers don't disable this properly/at all, for whatever reason.

the reason is in my post below (and solution)

Try this

http://jfixbi.wordpress.com/2011/06.....7-vista-or-xp/

you do NOT need to delete any files.
Just disable the 'Tablet PC Input Service' in Services. Start -> run -> services.msc

Find Tablet PC Input Service, open the properties, set it to Disabled. Then stop the service if it's still running.

Ding ding ding

like im sure everyone else has stated, disable windows Tablet input service.It screws with Tablets rather badly.

I've never played with a tablet before, but it seems odd that Microsoft bothered to put something in for using when most tablets and other devices either come packaged with their drivers and software, or automatically run a program to download them when they're first connected.

my Intuos4 drivers fail on load up occasionally, it's rather sadly common.

get win xp : D

XP is epic fail.

but still better made then win7 when comes to comabilility with things

Compatibility Mode fixes most problems. I've only had one thing not work properly with Windows 7 Compatibility Mode, but that was a game from 1997.

I have 100% the same problem at work. The problem for us (on 6 computers) was that Windows .Net 4 Framework was corrupt and sadly we had to completely reinstall windows on all 6 machines :{

Try downloading the fix at msdn (search ".net fix msdn")
if that works then great - otherwise you will need to manually fix it - aka, reinstall windows :{

Good luck!

That google search you suggested yielded a lot of complex and very dangerous-looking instructions. Would you mind sharing where you got your fix?

problem:
unfortunately it is possible that a previous driver/application is interfering with the tablet driver which is the problem. Reinstalling the .Net frameworks will force Windows to "re-organize" the installed drivers/applications hopefully in a way that nothing is interfering.

so two options:
1) repair .Net framework
2) use default windows tablet driver by disabling third party driver support for the device under device properties

1)
important: if this is for work have your programmers/technicians fix this for you - it's not "user friendly" since it's only expected developers would need this fix. Usually only high-end software uses the most recent framework hence if it's corrupted 99% of people won't ever notice so only people programming new applications or users of boutique software should have this problem.

official:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306160

unofficial but from a widely trusted source:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/astebner/ar.....ows-vista.aspx

***If this doesn't work then there is a fundamental problem between the applications installed on your machine (for example one is overwriting a register from the other) and you should contact your programmers/technician :{