Windows 10: Windows 10 desktop restarts intermittently when using Adesso T10 graphics tablet

I bought a new graphics tablet a few weeks ago - an Adesso T10 Cybertablet - to replace my old Wacom Bamboo Fun. I'd been having problems with the Wacom, and thought a newer tablet would perform better. And while the Adesso T10 doesn't have the same problems the Wacom had, it's still giving me a headache. When I start using the Adesso, maybe after a few brush-strokes, my desktop just restarts. The screen goes black, and then the boot menu appears, as if I had powered it off and then back on. But the fans don't stop spinning, and the motherboard's running lights don't fade or flicker. I've noticed this doesn't seem to happen that often if I'm very slow using the Adesso. It doesn't matter what program I use, either - it happens in Adobe Illustrator and Autodesk Sketchbook.


I've uninstalled and reinstalled the tablet drivers. I've done a bunch of troubleshooting and power cycling. I've tried looking at crash dumps, but whatever is happening is apparently not generating crash dump files - when I try to diagnose the issue with WhoCrashed, the program can't find any logs indicating a crash has occurred.


When I was struggling with my Bamboo Fun, before I got the Adesso T10, I did even more fiddling with drivers and Windows Ink and all sorts of other settings. I don't know what's causing this, and it's really getting on my nerves - I just want to draw. I've looked for help elsewhere, and haven't had any luck; I'd really appreciate some assistance!

:)

 

Adesso Launches the iMouse G1 Illuminated Desktop Mouse

Adesso Inc., a leading manufacturer of computer input peripherals, today announced the release of the Adesso iMouse G1 - the Illuminated Desktop Mouse. Perfect for dim environments, the stylish Adesso iMouse G1's illuminated blue light feature brings beauty, clarity, and efficiency to the desktop.

Adesso iMouse G1's built-in LED lights emit an elegant and soft blue glow to the front and the sides of the mouse, making it highly visible and easy to use in the dark, while ensuring a calm and soothing experience to the user. Meanwhile, its stylish shape is designed to match the user's hand for maximum comfort.











With a click of a button, the user can also switch between 800, 1200, 1600 and 2400 DPI resolution, bringing extra control in mouse precision, making it ideal for intense gaming as well as for general application use. Finally, the optical sensor technology keeps the mouse precisely on point, allowing it to work on most glass, wood, marble, and leather surfaces without a need of a mouse pad.

As Adesso, Inc. continues to develop its current line of Illuminated input devices, the practical affordability of the iMouse G1 is set to appeal to both the professional and the general consumer.

With all the great features and a suggested retail price of $9.99, Adesso iMouse G1 is now available for purchase at major retailers and e-retailers.

Features:

• The Adesso iMouse G1's illuminated LED light lets you work from dusk till dawn at your desk, study, or in the bedroom without disturbing others!
• The Adesso iMouse G1's DPI button allows switching between 800, 1200, 1600, and 2400 DPI .
• The Adesso iMouse G1's enhanced optical sensor improves speed, accuracy, and reliability while letting you work on most glass, wood, marble, or leather surfaces without any need of a mouse pad.

Specifications:

• Tracking Method: Optical Sensor
• Connectivity: USB
• Resolution: 4 Levels (800, 1200, 1600, and 2400 DPI)
• Buttons: 6 Buttons (Left & Right Click, DPI Switch, Scroll Wheel and Middle Buttons)
• LED Color: Blue
• Dimension: 5.3" x 1.6" x 3.4" (134.6 x 40.6 x 86.4 mm)
• Weight: 0.2 lb. (90.7 g)

 

My computer can't locate Adesso divers

So a few years back, I had Windows 7 and I installed an Adesso z12 tablet. It worked like a charm until it recently broke, and my aunt sent me another tablet. The one she sent me, however, is a Wacom, and to install it I have to remove my Adesso drivers.
When I search my computer for "Adesso", I get no results. I uninstalled all mouses and pointers that were inactive, and all human interface devices that were inactive, through the device manager. I am now using Windows 10, and nothing is showing up in my "Apps
and Features" section that is associated with my old Adesso tablet. Until I find these drivers and uninstall them, I cannot use the Wacom tablet (it comes up with a message saying I have other tablet drivers uninstalled, and then closes the installation windows).

 

How can I enable pen input mode on a Lenovo T10 tablet which is running Windows 10?

<Original Title: Pen input on tablet>

How do I enable pen input mode on a Lenovo T10 tablet running windows 10?

The pen input option on the keyboard selector is greyed out.

Many thanks

Andrew