Windows 10: I have moved the cursor below Bamboo Paper screen while teaching a class and now my wacom...

I know the problem is with windows ink, because it persists in other software Drawboard PDF, preventing me from drawing or writing. Prior to the issue, when I pressed the pen against the writing surface of the tablet, I was able to write. Now, when I press the tip of the pen to the tablet, the color wheel pops up. Disabling windows ink allows me to restore functionality to the pen and tablet, however, I would like to keep it enabled as I got accustomed to the line smoothing and enhancement features.Can anyone advise me on a fix?

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Wacom Bamboo Ink Plus not working / writing on my ThinkPad X1 Yoga 2G

I suggest you ask Wacom
Contact support | Wacom

I just use generic styluses with my Wacom Bamboo paper app so I don't know about their hardware - perhaps it creates an entry in Device manager that you could use to compare the working & non-working ones.

Best of luck,
Denis

 

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Wacom Bamboo Ink Plus not working / writing on my ThinkPad X1 Yoga 2G

Yes I did exactly follow the instructions on Wacom Support site.

battery built-in and fully charged as the bluetooth device settings say
Windows Ink was pre-installed and is up and running
Bamboo feel driver is installed
the pen is paired with my laptop

Despite all that, the pen doesn't work.
I may contact Wacom Support tomorrow, but since I work a lot during the week, there is not much time to do that, hence this forum post.

Thank you all for your efforts