Wait for it to shut down, then start it back up again with the Start button once it becomes visible. Manually stop the Wacom driver by clicking the Stop button. Double click the “Wacom Professional Tablet” service and a window will pop up. If for some reason, clicking this little “Restart” button makes matters WORSE, the failsafe approach is the manual restart. Now simply wait for the service to stop and start itself back up again! Scroll down the list and select “ Wacom Professional Tablet Service” from the list of services and click the little “ Restart” link in the column to the left. There will be an icon at the top of your list which appears to be two small gears with the name “Services.” Click that and look what happens next:

Open your Start menu (or press the Windows Key) and simply type “ Services”. What a fun time this is.īut HOLD ON! There’s another way! Try this out first before pulling the plug: Now, you figure, all is lost and there’s only one thing left to do: save your work, close all your programs, and do a full system restart. Maybe it’s just groggy and needs a little morning reminder? You go to your Control Panel, click on Wacom Properties Configu. Oh no - you’ve seemed to have lost all pressure sensitivity and high resolution pen tracking! Well, you figure, why not go check the driver settings. You come back the next day all eager to wake it up and put it right to work on that thing you’ve been working on and ….

So, you put your Windows computer to sleep for the night.

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