Windows 10: MOUSE bug - Wacom pen + tablet

https://imgur.com/a/zzmMqUy


I am having an issue where after a minute or two, never immediately, after using my drawing tablet, Windows decides to increase my cursor size seeminglybeyond the maximum size in Settings.


My setup is as follows:

Wacom Intuos 2 XD-1212-U

Windows 10 1903
Drawing program used is Paint Tool Sai.

I have already uninstalled the drivers and reinstalled them, the photos linked above were taken after several minutes of using Paint Tool Sai after having just rebooted today.

I do not believe the device itself is to fault, however, device manager only has a generic listing for the drawing tablet: "HID-Compliant Digitizer"
I can however find the device, listed by model, in windows settings.
Even if the device drivers is no longer supported, surely I should be able to stop the cursor from supersizing during use.
I have never seen the generic windows touch interface do anything similar to this, so why should my input device?

I have previously disabled all windows ink and pen / gesture settings where I can find them, but can no longer find these settings in 1903.

My question is how do I stop the cursor supersizing?

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Hi! I'm opening a new topic because I can't find a solution in any other already found topic.

I switched from Windows 7 to Windows 10. I'm using a Wacom Graphire 4 pen tablet. For this tablet, there are no drivers for Windows 10 because it's too old, but after googling and reading through many other topics, I found that the driver cons530-3_int worked
for most people, so I tried with this one too.

In the device manager, finally my tablet is listed as "Wacom Mouse". (Wasn't listed at all, before installing this driver.) But still I access any Wacom settings to change the button functions of my tablet pen and other stuff. When I go to the control panel
-> Hardware and Sound -> Bamboo presettings -> configurate pen and tablet, then I get the text "No supported tablet was found in the system.

I already tried uninstalling and re-installing the driver, restarting and all the 'basic' ideas but nothing seems to work.

Sorry if the names of the menus above are not 100% accurate with the English version of Windows 10, but I'm not a native speaker. I hope it's understandable anyway. Would be glad to get some help. Thank you!