what is the issue you are having?

Basically my pen sometimes just doesn't track right, scrolling the canvas also doesn't work as I want it (If I try to, say, "toss it" and "catch it" with the pen again to slide across the canvas, it now keeps moving, and the second tab to stop the movement no longer registers), then there's the "hold to right click" thing, where if I were to turn that off, it actually fucks up how it works completely. I can't even zoom normally with penclicks anymore then. Its driving me absolutely insane. Every solution to a small issue turns into multiple things catching on fire.

sounds like either your pen or tablet is dying, since the tablet's touch sensor seems to not register the pen.

Good as new Cintiq, very much not dying

defective product then? If its still under warranty contact the manufacturer

Its not a hardware issue here

What exactly is the problem? I might not be able to do anything, but I might be able to suggest something if I can

Basically my pen sometimes just doesn't track right, scrolling the canvas also doesn't work as I want it (If I try to, say, "toss it" and "catch it" with the pen again to slide across the canvas, it now keeps moving, and the second tab to stop the movement no longer registers), then there's the "hold to right click" thing, where if I were to turn that off, it actually fucks up how it works completely. I can't even zoom normally with penclicks anymore then. Its driving me absolutely insane. Every solution to a small issue turns into multiple things catching on fire.

Ah. Sadly I don't have any knowledge when it comes to drawing tablets as I've got no experience with them. Could anything be wrong with the pen tip itself?

Did you try uninstalling the driver, then reinstalling it?

Its funny how mentioning "Wacom Drivers" makes me stare into a ceiling fan and go into full PTSD overdrive

I presume you already tried rebooting the computer?

I had the same issues before and largely most of the time that was my usual fix

Many times. Tried checking for updates, drivers, tried adjusting Windows pen/Ink settings...

Hey there, so I actually do tech support for Comcast. Mind if I take a crack at it?

Drop me a PM, with a discord name if you got one.

If your OS is Windows 10, there's an issue with how Windows Ink and Photoshop are interacting after a specific update. I've heard of the following solutions:

There's a specific windows update that may fix the issue: http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.....px?q=KB4093105

Disable Windows Ink. I have no idea how to do this on 10 x.x

Uninstall update KB4084898

Force Photoshop to use WInTab: There's a thread on Adobe on how to do this: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1501276

Are you on windows 10? There was an update recently that forced some pc's with tablets to turn on Pen Mode in the settings so it causes conflicting issues with the built in software with the tablet. That could be the issue.
https://www.computerworld.com/artic.....9-patches.html

What kinda computer do u have and tablet? If your computer is too old/new and the tablet is too old/new it could be your problem ;w; my wacom wouldn't work on my old laptop so I had to buy a new one to use it

New custombuilt Windows 10 rig and a Cintiq 22HD

Check your settings and go to the maker's website for fix solutions. It might be a Win10 update messing with it. I had a similar issue and the fix I was shown worked.

Give this YT video a shot, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcRIXgogo3M

I have had a similar problem and the ways i have fixed it is by recalibrating the pen, or just simply unplugging and replugging in the cord connecting the tablet to the computer.

reinstall the tablet and update the driver and it should work again

I would suggest making sure you don't have extra stuff plugged into the PC or possibly removing any programs that were installed recently. I've had my PC freak out over installing one specific game (star trek online) in the past or one specific program (IE Tunngle). While at the same time, I know if I have a controller plugged in (IE Xbox or PS4) then it just won't boot up. So it's possible something like that is causing a conflict. So I'd suggest unplugging stuff you're not using or checking to see what programs you may have recently added or changed.

Upgrade to Windows 8.