Wacom tablet disappeared

I have had issues with Wacom tablets on two machines. Leopard is reporting that the tablet is not detected. I have reinstalled drivers, retarted. The problem persists.Wacom claims its drivers are compatible.

iBook G4, Mac OS X (10.4.9), 1 GB Ram

Posted on Nov 2, 2007 8:14 PM

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Dec 9, 2007 12:18 PM in response to zanemania

I know this is a month old. I also just got caught out with this. Today for some unknown reason the Wacom Intuos3 driver started crashing upon login. Checked its config, which it also said it was undetected.

So glad I came across this as it was starting to drive me nuts, even when it suggested to reinstall the driver, which was not working.

All sorted now though. 🙂

Feb 13, 2008 1:02 PM in response to Steven Wren

Hi,

Has anyone experienced any problems with a Wacom Graphire device and the latest OS X 10.5.2? After updating from 10.5.1 to 10.5.2 my Wacom is acting like a standard mouse (relative movement), not like a pen tablet. When I go to the tablet's system preferences it says no USB tablet can be found. I tried uninstalling the driver, repairing permissions, rebooting and reinstalling, but no luck yet.

Maarten

Mar 25, 2008 12:09 PM in response to birkingroup

I have the Intuos (GD) and I've followed all of these suggestions and still nothing has worked.
I found this: It DID NOT fix my problem but it may fix yours. I still have no tablet.

I am running a Macbook Pro with OSX.5.2
I have a Bamboo Fun, medium sized, CTE-650
The most current driver (as of today) is Wacom Driver 5.0.5-3

I previously had a Graphire tablet and upgraded to the Bamboo. I
installed off the CD and everything was running great. I used System
Update last week and installed everything on the list (why not?).
Suddenly the Wacom driver refused to recognize my tablet.

"A USB Tablet was not found when the system started"

I did everything else I could find described as a solution for this
problem:
-Reboot
-Uninstall Driver, Reinstall Driver
-Repair Disk Permissions
-Uninstall Driver, Repair Disk Permissions, Reinstall Driver, Reboot

None of these solutions worked for me. What I found was that there
was an old version of some Wacom preferences in the directory,
~Users/*username/Library/Preferences/

These files were entitled,
com.wacom.pentablet.p.TMP
com.wacom.pentablet.prefs
com.wacom.tabletpreferences
com.wacom.wacomtablet.prefs

The uninstaller was neglecting to delete these files, and the
installer was not finding, erasing or overwriting them. I deleted
them all, reinstalled the driver and rebooted. Problem fixed.

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