Windows 10: Using drawing tablet as a second monitor - mouse won't stay on tablet when i need to draw on it

so I got a huion display tablet and I need to use it as a second monitor if I want to follow along in class and do the in-class assignments but when I try to use my tablet with the pen, the cursor will move back to my laptop screen and I can not get it to stay on the tablet. please help, thank you in advance

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Drawing tablet not recognized.

I recently had bought a new computer, I decided that I wanted to connect my drawing tablet to my new computer. The drawing tablet requires 1 USB port and 1 HDMI port to be plugged into the computer from it. When I plug these in, the tablet says that there's
no connection. It also says there is not a second monitor in when I go into display settings. If I go into the Device and Printer settings on my computer, it shows the tablet is there, but in the properties of it, it shows it being a "keyboard, mouse." The
drawing tablet is an XP-PEN Artist 12.

 

Using multiple monitors including a drawing tablet, but the drawing tablet pen registers on the wrong monitor display.

I am using a UGEE drawing tablet with my Acer V3 computer on windows 10. My cursor appears on my PC monitor rather than my tablet monitor. I tried going to Control Panel>Tablet PC Settings>Configure>Setup, but when it's on my tablet screen and I tap it,
the cursor is still on my PC monitor so it doesn't work. My mouse still works normally.

UPDATE: I just installed the newest version from the website and it worked, but after un-plugging and re-plugging it, it stopped working.

 

Drawing tablet won't work unless main screen

Whenever I attempt to use my Huion drawing tablet which is connected as my third monitor, the pen works but only acts on the main monitor. So whenever I press the mouse to draw it simply acts like I'm clicking and holding on the main screen (creating the
blue selection rectangle). There is nothing functionally wrong with the tablet or pen as it works perfectly fine if I set up my tablet as the main monitor.

I don't want to leave my tablet as the main monitor as I only turn it on when drawing, and swapping back and forth can be cumbersome. Wondering if anyone has had the same issue and resolved whatever is causing the problem. This problem only presented itself
when I upgraded to Windows 10 on a new PC a while ago.

For reference the tablet is a Huion GT 220 v2 connected via HDMI (tablet) to DVI (on PC).