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When installing Zoom

Error 0

Error 0 can be caused by:

• Error encountered when upgrading from Version 0.9 or 1.0
• The source link of the Zoom installer package is broken
• An antivirus software like AVG that could have quarantined the files that were downloaded by the Zoom Installer

Solution

• Try uninstalling Zoom (from Programs and Features), then downloading the Zoom client installer (Download) manually and then install it (as Administrator)

what PC Is this,? what make and model This thing WACOM Tablet Digitizer UD-1212-R PC it's a 12x12 Tablet relics in the modern age good luck over 15 years old now 5th google it, am I lucky? https://amilcar.me/wacom-ud-1212-r-52/

I would uninstall the drivers, reboot, and let your OS install the mouse. Then try to re-install the new drivers that were released by Wacom yesterday available at the link I provided. (You probably got them there, I don't know) If it goes 'wonky' again, uninstall the new drivers and use the older ones provided on the website or just let you OS install if it will. https://www.wacom.com/en-sg/support/product-support/drivers

Hello, There are usually error with the bamboo dock software. Are you installing that just a driver

Follow the instructions from Wacom here: https://www.wacom.com/en-us/support?guideTitle=How-do-I-uninstall-and-re-install-the-Wacom-driver-on-Windows-for-a-Pen-Tablet%2C-Pen-Display%2C-or-Pen-Computer%3F&guideId=001-671, but instead of steps 2 and 3, use Revo uninstaller free version to remove the entire app package and drivers (https://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html). Then restart the Wacom instructions at Step 4. Good luck!

Hi, Make sure to get the latest driver from the Wacom site to ensure that your tablet is supported with your version of windows.

From what I read, you just sit it on top of the tablet instead of a pen/stylus. The buttons should work due to voltages induced into it by the tablet. Didn't it come with an instruction pamphlet?

This error can happen when you install the software from the CD provided. Go to Wacom's website and download the software from there and then install that.

If you have an installation disk for that tablet, you can reinstall the software

Clean up the clutter and programs less used over time. When too many APPS or PROGRAMS take up memory, the system will slow down, thus LAG. In some cases the Video slows, in others mouse trails, etc. Some folks seem to collect data, apps, and programs. The problem is; most forget to remove unused programs, many of witch take up space and cause problems.

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sounds like a driver problem go here and download the drivers you need. http://www.wacom.com/en-gb/support/product-support/drivers

The tablet if probably fine; it sounds more like the drivers. In many cases, new and current drivers have been developed to accommodate the changes with Windows operating system. Even with Apple. Go to Bamboo's site and seek updated drivers. That may fix everything for you.

http://www.wacom.com/en-us/support/product-support/drivers http://cdn.wacom.com/f/manuals/en/bamboo-users-manual.pdf

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When loading the latest driver for it from Wacoms site, be sure to change the compatibility on the EXE file to "Windows 7". If that doesn't work, you will need to look at purchasing a newer model. The CTL-460 Wacom Bamboo Pen Tablet was only compatible with XP and Windows 7. Newer Microsoft operating systems are not supported on that product from Wacom.

Did you install the drivers before connecting the Bamboo? If not, unplug it and install the drivers, either from a disc or from the Internet: http://www.wacom.com/en-pe/support/bamboo-support That website has a FAQ and a Getting Started guide that might be helpful.

It sounds like you're running an older Mac based on their legacy PowerPC processors, which aren't compatible with software designed for their newer Intel-based series. The last version of Mac OS X to support the PowerPC line of computers was OS X 10.5.8 Snow Leopard. If you want to be able to open the Wacom application, you'll either need an older version compiled for PowerPC or, more likely, you'll need to purchase a newer Mac, either new or secondhand.