Wacom Windows Ink Disables drag-n-drop from browser

Joe Yung

• July 13, 2020 11:32

Hi All, 

I am using Capture One 20 on Windows 10 (with the latest patches) and Wacom Intuos.

I found I am not able to move images with browser, for example I tried to move an image to different folder, when I click on the image and try to drag it to the target folder, the cursor will disappear, as a result I cannot move the image to the target folder. Every other functions work fine. 

Then I tried to turn off the Windows Ink option in the Wacom property. I can finally move/drag images in the browser. But the pen pressure in the Brush will not work. 

This is extremely annoying. I did a lot of research on the Internet but still couldn't find a fix. 

Have anyone experienced the same issue? and how did you fixed it? 

Thanks. 
Joe 

 

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  Mark Witherington

  • July 13, 2020 16:26
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  Hello. I don't use Wacom, but I have a XP-Pen tablet and while I don't have the disappearing cursor problem if I disable Windows Ink (disable the link within the XP-Pen driver) then I get the same behaviour that the pressure does not work.  I did happen across some settings in windows that you may want to check. Make sure that you have the Show cursor setting selected. I also had to select Let me use as a mouse. 

  

   

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  Joe Yung

  • July 15, 2020 01:05
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  Hi Mark, 

  Thanks a lot for the reply. The "Show cursor" option is already on. 

  It turns out to be the "Let me use my pen as a mouse in some desktop apps" option does the trick. I am a happy Capture One/Wacom user again now. 

  Cheers, 
  Joe 

   

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