20 Most Recent Wacom Graphire 4 "Silver" 4x5 (WMM132369) Questions & Answers

In the Control Panel for the pen, hold down CTRL (PC) or ALT (Mac) and click on the About button to open the diagnostic screen. Look at the value for "Pressure" on the right hand side - this should stay at 0 until the pen is brought into contact with the tablet.
If it shows a high value (above 50), then you pen may be defective and, if in warranty, will be replaced. A half hour ago, my pen gave a value of 220 and, being well out of warranty, cannot be replaced for free. However, it now gives a value of 0 and works perfectly. The solution? I bashed it (side on) on the table top and against the flat of my hand for about 10 minutes as per a low-tech solution on the Wacom-Europe forum. With each series of smacks, the pressure fell toward 0. If you can't get it below about 60, it may still be okay as there is a pressure offset control in the diagnostic panel that goes up to 59.
Good luck! Alastair.

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ok... so i've just been fiddling around with my wacom settings... and i noticed that while i didn't see any sound options when i go to the wacom tablet settings through the windows control panel, i do have them in the pen office program... i had the sound box ticked, so i just unticked it...

Dear All,

I have experienced the same problems in the aforementioned cases about the pen randomly highlighting things on the desktop/making selections, as well as loss of double tapping feature for double clicking. For my situation, I am pleased to say that I've managed to resolve the problem it may or may not help but worth a try. The solution:
(1) go to control panel and open up the 'Pen Tablet' icon,
(2) under 'Tracking' select 'Pen Mode' and click on 'Details' tab,
(3) under 'Screen Area' select 'Monitor' (*IMPORTANT*)
(* other settings I have are: 'unchecked' force proportions, 'Tablet Area' set to 'full', number of monitors under 'Screen Area' set to 1)
Following the above steps should remedy the problem. It worked for me. I hope it proves useful to you as well.

Kindest regards,
Jon

Asking for serial numbers constitutes fraud and theft. You will not find one here.

Try this:

Start>Run
Type: services.msc
Scroll down to TabletService
Right click>Properties>Log On tab
Is service disabled? If so, enable it and I think that will solve your problem.

I had the same problem you described after I disabled this service.

just pull the pen nibs right out with a pair of tweezers or pliers… Its just a piece of plastic - look at it. You might even find a substitute in your own home

Oliver,
Follow the link below verbatim and reinstall the Win 7 drivers for your tablet and you will notice that the tablet is working fine with Win 7.
Installing Devices on PCs and Laptops

If you're still having trouble with the Wacom pen eraser function in Photoshop, it may interest you to read this http://wcoastsands.blogspot.com/2008/10/wacom-tablet-driver-errata.html

if you're using windows XP (like me), try this:
open the configuration window, at least as far as possible. then enter the task manager, right click the wacom tablet configurator and choos "maximize". no perfect solution, as you have to do it everytime you want to change something, but still better than nothing.

I've found a solution!

Go to:

Control panel
Pen and input devices
Pointer options

I personally turned off all 4 of the circle thingies, but only turning off some might work also ^^

I have the exact same problem, and I can't find anything, until now, on the web about it. I think perhaps the pen is defective because the mouse works fine.