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Maybe this will help you: Open Windows settings, and then devices, Pen and Windows Ink and enabled palm rejection . See if this helps. I presume you mean 'ignore touch input when I'm using the pen' ? That does make it a lot better, but it still remains bad. But I can't find a setting to enable palm...

The touch troubles consists with the following programs: adobe cc clip studio paint Sketchbook pro the touch function works pretty well with: mischief i just can not repeat it as much as possible: i have payed 3500 Eu 4 years ago. It still doesn't work... You are right to be angry. It's unacceptabl...

6.3.29-6 works just fine. I think a 2017 driver would work fine too. What are you using just clipstudio. try corel painter and or photoshop see if it does it. Not every piece of software plays nicely with touch. What platform are you on. Thanks, I'll try it tomorrow. I only use clip studio ATM. I'm...

This is a driver issue that needs to be resolved. Tell wacom about it. Go to an older driver. I did tell them and never got any answer. I tried several drivers, but no success. Do you know which older driver works? I've disabled touch completely at the moment because it made the cintiq unusable. Th...

I recently bought a secondhand cintiq 24HDT for my studio. At home I use the older 24 without touch. I thought it would be very similar. besides the nice advantage of zooming in/out and rotating the screen with your fingers in clip studio, it has become such a pain that I'm thinking of just disablin...

wacom1 wrote:When you have the Wacom Desktop Center open, go to the File menu in the top left and disable 'start automatically'. Then it should not be started automatically anymore (if it still comes up, use the 6.3.15 driver, some drivers had the option, but it had no effect.)

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How can I prevent the wacom desktop center from opening a window and flashing in my taskbar every time I startup.
Once the custom hotkeys are configured, I don't need it at all and it's actually very annoying.