I have a Huion420 and I cant find any lines in my .ini file except DeviceType=HNDT_T_0K_0SK
BlaixenU wrote:
I have a Huion420 and I cant find any lines in my .ini file except DeviceType=HNDT_T_0K_0SK
Yes, this is the first thing mentioned under the "Huion/Other" dropdown on this post...Ubuck wrote:
I have a huion 420 (i assume it will work for most) and the thing i had to do was go into the driver settings and disable the TabletPC one and that seemed to do the trick and now i can have raw input and absolute on so i guess this?
Death wrote:
BlaixenU wrote:
I have a Huion420 and I cant find any lines in my .ini file except DeviceType=HNDT_T_0K_0SK
Read the three lines directly above the part that tells you to edit your config file.
The official drivers for the G430s have a Windows Ink checkbox at the bottom left of the main interface.FrostedMystic wrote:
I need help I use XP PEN G430s
What tablet do you have? If you don't have that file there is probably a different way to disable Windows Ink.BlueBlazesYT wrote:
I would disable windows ink but I don't have the 'tabletconfig.ini' file so I can't. Does anyone know how to get this file?
We can't help you very well if you don't tell us what tablet you have.zombiePGM wrote:
I can't find the Disable Widows ink in 2019 pls help
maksimkurb wrote:
Hi. If you don't want to disable and enable Windows Ink each time, you can add osu! application in Wacom settings and disable Windows Ink only for it:
There is a "+" button at the right side of applications list
Dntm8kmeeatu wrote:
Thildou-Ookami wrote:
Hey it might sound idiot, but how do you open the window you show about "Wacom" ?
I own a Wacom Tablet and I don't have the same "Wacom Tablet Properties" window !
Thank you if you can help me ^^
Just search "Wacom" on your computer, should look like this;
maksimkurb wrote:
Hi. If you don't want to disable and enable Windows Ink each time, you can add osu! application in Wacom settings and disable Windows Ink only for it:
There is a "+" button at the right side of applications list
Are you sure you are actually having the same issue and not just some other raw input tablet issue? This issue is caused by a Windows update which probably shouldn't happen on Ubuntu because it is a different OS.Shirou1337 wrote:
I am experiencing this on Ubuntu 18.04 with mouse when I try to change my sensitivity.
The fix for your tablet is the exact same as what is mentioned in the original post in this thread. You need to install your tablet's drivers from XP-Pen's website, open them, and look for the Windows ink checkbox so you can disable it.Soldja wrote:
Hi so I have a XP-pen g430s cursor problem and I saw one comment about it having to do something with drivers but since I am fairly new to pc I have no idea what that means and i just want to play osu help
Soldja wrote:
Thats the thing dead I already disabled the windows ink thing but it still does not work
Death wrote:
You can also just not use raw input if you don't want to go through that process (which is also mentioned in this thread).
Dntm8kmeeatu wrote:
If you are using the latest Windows 10 "Creators" update, then you most likely are experiencing an issue with your Tablet peripheral not working as intended, or your cursor being stuck in the top left of your screen.
This seems to be an issue with Windows Ink & Raw input in the latest Windows update, as having Windows Ink and or Raw input enabled causes the cursor to not work for most.
Currently the only "fix" or workarounds are to;
- Disable Windows Ink
Wacom Tablets / Huion H430P / Gaomon S620For Wacom / Huion H430P / Gaomon S620 Tablet Users, there should be a checkbox in your Tablet Driver settings to disable / enable Windows ink. You want to uncheck it.
For Wacom tablets, it is located in the Mapping section of your drivers:
For the Huion H430P and Gamon S620, it is located in the Digital Pen section of your drivers:
Huion / OtherFor Huion (excluding the H430P) or other Tablets, Please check for a "Support TabletPC" option or checkbox, disable it. If the driver you are using does not have a checkbox toggle, you may have to follow these steps.
- Find your tabletconfig.ini in your driver folder.
- Change SupportINKDisalbe to 0 (Disable) Might be different dependent on language.
Visual Representation courtesy of of pasi123567
If you don't have a Huion tablet, I'm sure the procedure should be similar. If you can't figure it out. Try Googling your Tablet and seeing if you can't find out the info there.- Disable Raw Input
- Rollback to the previous Windows update.
These "luckily" seem to work a good Majority of the time. If none work, please check the replies to this thread for any other potential fix. It's also possible your issue is caused by something else, and not this one specifically.
Do remember that having your sensitivity set to anything not 1x will force Raw Input, and so you will have to set your sensitivity to 1x.
If this messed up your Tablet Area, please change the active area in your Tablet Driver Settings instead of using Sensitivity ingame.
This thread serves to show this is a known current issue. Please do not post in this thread unless you have found another Workaround or "Fix", and or have some information that could be useful to this issue.
DO NOT BUMP THIS THREAD WITH "Thanks", "same", or "I have this issue too and none of the fixes work " If none of the fixes work, you can try making a new thread, as it's possible this is not your issue.
Curse you Windows 10.
Layre quam wrote:
here is simple fix, may work for you aswell
(no pc reset, no uninstall)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K75pHmxQ4w
Ola-otaku wrote:
I bought a tablet wacom intuos s and when I have osu on and I bring the pen to the tablet, it moves the cursor to the upper left corner.
Anyone know how to fix this?