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Why Wacom tablets do not work properly on Sierra

Since i updated to Sierra i been experimenting problems with my Wacom tablets, Adobe CC, C4D and other stuff and. I been using multiple Wacom tablets -- ,( Intuos, Intuos pro 4 Medium, Bamboo and Cintiqs), and with all of them is very difficult to click and sometimes i just double click or select everything which is very annoying.


I tried also to uninstall other drivers that could be causing problems, installing the wacom drivers several times and also almost past versions, using first aid and rebooting with cmd alt PR, but nothing of this steps worked.


Do anybody have an idea whats wrong?

MacBook Pro with Retina display, iOS 10.0.3

Posted on Oct 19, 2016 3:29 AM

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Posted on Mar 13, 2017 10:30 AM

This is the only thing that has helped. System Preferences > Accessibility > Mouse/Trackpad: Set Double Click Speed slider all the way to Fast.

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I was going insane for so long before.. randomly opening files, making mistakes in design files. Wacom only offered rolling drivers back which no longer worked. Changing this Accessibility setting seems to work. I guess Apple thought they were helping people double click more easily (never had a problem with that) which made tablet pen's sensitive input register as multiple clicks! Ugh. Thanks, Apple…

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Oct 19, 2016 12:15 PM in response to Luis Uribe 88

I have the same issue with all my macs using intros 3 tablets, just got of the phone with Wacom support, they are aware of this 'double clicking in Sierra' issue. They emailed me with the following response, about to give it a go...

follow these steps in order to install the correct Wacom driver in your system:


  1. Make sure that the tablet is not connected to the computer.
  2. From the desktop go to the "Go" -> "Applications" and there if you find the Wacom folder listed, open the "Wacom Tablet Utility" and click on the bottom "Remove" button
  3. Restart the computer
  4. Download and install the last driver here: http://cdn.wacom.com/u/productsupport/drivers/mac/professional/WacomTablet_6.3.1 5-2.dmg
  5. Restart the computer again
  6. When the system is fully loaded again, connect the tablet to the computer and see if everything is working

Why Wacom tablets do not work properly on Sierra

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