Windows 10: Calibrating drawing tablet??

I recently got a new laptop and I am having trouble setting up a tablet. Everything went smoothly with the installation, however the pen is not calibrated correctly and although I can select the option, nothing comes up on the screen after I tap the first cross hair. I have tried updating and reinstalling the DisplayLink drivers but nothing changes. The calibration process worked fine on my old computer, so I was wondering if anyone had any advice because I am at a loss.




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Drawing Tablet Calibration Issue

Hello! have a Lapazz/Monoprice drawing tablet (unknown model, unfortunately; my sticker fell off) that I would like to calibrate with my new Windows 10 laptop. I am using an external monitor with this computer to do artwork with; for reasons of display quality
I am using them in "Extended" style (the display is not duplicated). Here's a screenshot of my "Tablet PC Settings":





The Dell is the external monitor I would like to calibrate my pen with. Right now when I use the tablet, my cursor sticks to the left side of the screen (sometimes one monitor, sometimes the other, depending on how I've fiddled with my settings; when the
display is duplicated it does not show up at all!) - it will move vertically, but not horizontally. Seems like something a simple calibration could help with, but when I click "Calibrate" I am given three error boxes all in a row:

"Failed to enumerate the installed digitizer devices."

"No suitable hardware was found to calibrate. Windows supports calibrating only integrated digitizers."

"Invalid display was specified."

I don't have much more luck with clicking "Setup". The screen goes all white, and on my original monitor, the one connected to the laptop, says "Tap this screen with your tablet pen to set it as the Tablet PC screen. If this is not the Tablet PC screen,
press Enter to move to the next screen. To close this tool, press Esc." I press Enter, and see the same message on my external monitor. When I tap it when my pen, I get the message, "Press Enter to proceed to the next step to complete your configuration."
I press enter, and my screen returns to normal. The cursor shows up on the external monitor now, but it is still stuck to the left side!

One thing I read on the internet that may help was uninstalling my tablet and letting Windows reinstall it. But I can't find it on my Device Manager. Here's a screenshot:





I opened and closed a few of these, but I am unsure where to look or what the tablet would be called.

I'm just really stumped with this, the tablet worked perfectly on my last computer and perfectly on THIS one until I added the new monitor. I'm sure the device is in working order and I would hate to buy a new tablet just to find out that there is still
some sort of issue because I can only a use a certain brand or something (I haven't a clue what "supports only integrated digitizers" means); funds are really tight right now! I'm an admin with all the permissions I need...I can't think of anything else to
do.

I would be beyond grateful for any help anyone could provide. I know it would be better if I had the model of the tablet or more information about it, but I can't even find the Lapazz website, let alone ask them for support.

 

XP-Pen Star06 drawing tablet- making it work with Windows 10

Hello graham.d,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

Have you faced any issue while trying to connect the tablet to the PC?

The XP Pen Star06 is an excellent wireless graphics drawing tablet which lets you make your digital artwork more comfortable and fun. You will be able to transform your ideas into beautiful images. Kindly check with the steps
listed below and see if it works.

To make your drawing tablet work with Windows 10,

• Simply connect the ISM 2.4G USB receiver into your computer to start drawing
  wirelessly. Else, connect the tablet to your computer with the USB cable provided.
  
• Download the latest driver from the
  XP PEN website, for the tablet to function.
  
• After successful installation of driver, a driver icon will appear in your system tray and on your desktop. If the driver isn’t present,
  Uninstall the driver and Reboot the machine before you
  repeat the same steps.
  

Additional Information: You may also refer to the User Manual

here for extra information about XP-Pen Star06 Drawing tablet.

Regards,

Mala S

Microsoft Community - Moderator

 

wacom drawing tablet

Hi Kathryn,





We need additional details to address your concern with using your Wacom Drawing tablet with Windows 10. Kindly answer the following:

• Which Windows 10 build are you using? Click
  here for instructions on how to find your Windows 10 build.
• Are you getting any error messages? If yes, please send us a screenshot.
• Have you already tried checking the system requirements of your device to see if it’s compatible with Windows 10?
• Have you checked if you have the correct and updated driver?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

We will be waiting for your response.