Wacom BIZTABLET User Manual page 19

Problem
The pointer cannot be moved
to the desired location.
There is a discrepancy between
the position of the pointer and
where the drawing appears.
The drawing does not appear
at all.
The movements of the pointer
lag the movements of the pen
tip.
When a replacement computer
is purchased or new software
is used, the tablet cannot be
used.
The tablet, which is connected
to a USB hub, doesnʼt respond.
When Windows is in DOS
full screen mode, moving the
pointer with the pen becomes
impossible.
If the mouse is set for left-
handed use in the regular
mouse control panel, the ability
to click with the pen nib is lost.
Click Default on the Pen Tablet Control Panel and return
the settings to the factory default settings.
If the method explained above doesnʼt work, delete the
files indicated below and restart your computer.
For Windows XP: delete "Windows \system32 \tablet.dat"
For Windows 2000: delete "WinNT \system32 \tablet.dat"
For other versions of Windows: delete "Windows \system \tablet.
dat"
Try changing the settings using the following procedure:
1. From the Windows Control Panel, first open Mouse
and then Pointer Options. Remove the check from
Display pointer trails. Next click on the Pointers tab and
set Scheme to Windows Default (system scheme).
2. If this fails to solve the problem, decrease the number
of display colors. Also, from the Control Panel, open
System and then Advanced. In the Performance field
click the Settings button and select the Adjust for Best
Performance radio button in the Visual Effects tab.
Installing the newest version of tablet driver may resolve
this problem. The newest tablet driver can be downloaded
from the Wacom homepage.
Some USB hubs cannot recognize tablets. Connect the
tablet directly to the computerʼs USB port.
When using a DOS mouse, the pen is inoperable. You
must use another mouse.
Restart Windows.
Hint