Windows 10: Computer going crazy when using my Huion H1161

A week ago, I got a new computer and a new Huion graphic tablet H1161. I used them everyday and mostly worked fine together, though during two of those times, my computer randomly went crazy while I was using the graphic tablet.
Basically, while I was drawing, my computer started to open multiple Google Chrome tabs without me doing anything, and my keyboard stopped working completely no keys were working. Both times I had to restart my pc and, after that, everything went back to normal.
I wonder why that is, though. When I installed the driver for the graphic tablet, I downloaded it from the official website, and it was the latest version of it, which said it was compatible with Windows 10.
I'd be thankful if someone could tell me why this is happening. Thanks in advance

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connect digital pen huion p68 to medion notebook

Hi,



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We will need more information on the issue to help you with the appropriate troubleshooting steps. Please reply with the following details:

• Are you able to connect any other Bluetooth device to the laptop?
  
• Are you able to connect the Huion P68 Pen to any other device?
  
• Do you receive any error message/code when you attempt to connect the Pen?
  

In the meantime, I suggest you to refer the troubleshooting steps mentioned in the article

Fix Bluetooth problems in Windows 10 and see if that helps.




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Hi Somebody50, I have a few suggestions that shouldn't be that difficult.

1) Check for a BIOS update. While you're at the manufacturers website, check for chipset and display drivers or other recommended driver updates. Please ask if you require assistance.

2) If your PC is still misbehaving after updating drivers, perform a clean boot to determine if any third-party apps are creating or contributing to this fan issue.

Perform a Clean Boot in Windows 10 to Troubleshoot Software Conflicts

3) Please update your details under "My Computer" and list a model number, cpu and drive info (SSD or HDD).

4) Check if you have any warranty coverage available.

There are more tests available if these don't provide sufficient info, one step at a time.