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From: David Kirk on 14 Dec 2009 09:56
I have a Gateway CX200X tablet on which I just did a clean install of Windows
7. As a result, the pen is completely disabled. Tablet features are enabled
and there are various icons and menus indicating that to be the case but the
screen does not recognize the pen at all. Windows update has tried and
failed to download a driver; when I search for finepoint drivers, I end up
with dead ends. Can anyone help me to get my tablet pen working again on
Windows 7 or, in the alternative, how I would go about re-installing Vista,
under which the pen worked fine.
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David Kirk
From: Rainald Taesler on 14 Dec 2009 11:34
David Kirk wrote:
> I have a Gateway CX200X tablet on which I just did a clean install of
> Windows 7.
> As a result, the pen is completely disabled. Tablet features are
> enabled and there are various icons and menus indicating that to be
> the case but the screen does not recognize the pen at all. Windows
> update has tried and failed to download a driver; when I search for
> finepoint drivers, I end up with dead ends. Can anyone help me to
> get my tablet pen working again on Windows 7 or, in the alternative,
> how I would go about re-installing Vista, under which the pen worked
> fine.

Has your machine a Wacom digitizer?
If so, check for the latest drivers ob the Wacom website.

Rainald

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