I'm not sure if this is a software bug, or it's the pen itself that's starting to fail.Īlso, there is no Wacom Pen driver or application from the Windows Store. Seems like opening the Wacom Pen panel (from the Windows Store) temporarily fixes it though. And, like in the previous model of Bamboo Ink, the Plus version offers different fine nibs (soft, medium, firm), providing versatility and individuality into every digital ink. Now, the whole charging process is easy and hassle free. Wacom Bamboo Ink not working Question I recently bought a Wacom Bamboo Ink pen and the guy in the store said that if I have Windows Ink on my computer and it has a touchscreen, I would be able to use the pen. I've just updated to Wacom Components Driver version: 7.6-29 using Additionally, Bamboo Ink Plus now has a rechargeable battery, making replacement batteries a thing of the past. Restarting the ISD Driver in this state won't do anything. But for some odd reason, the top button still works with Bluetooth. Holding the two side buttons to change the pen mode doesn't work.

Whenever this happens, I cannot use the pen itself and the side buttons. Then the pen completely turns off and it doesn't work until I remove and put back the batteries (or simply unscrewing and re-screwing the battery lid).

The pen stops working if I press either of the side buttons on the pen.

So i have recently purchased an ASUS 2-1 15.6' Laptop from best buy (Link here: ) I wanted a laptop that had Microsoft inking enabled so it could make my editing life easier, and this floor model, specs and price all amazed me. Keipaws wrote:I'm having a similar problem but with full batteries. I think the main reason it wasnt working before was because it remembered my old tablet and didnt recognise the new. Bamboo Stylus Connected but not Inputting on Touch Screen.

Bamboo ink not working with sai2