I restarted my computer a few times and still had the issue, then I un-installed and I re-installed the driver and still had the issue. When I reinstalled the latest drivers that work with Intuos 3 tablets for Mac ( Driver 6.3.15-3), the Wacom Preferences Pane kept saying there was something wrong with the driver and the computer needed to be restarted, and if the issue persisted to re-install the driver.

I tried to re-install the Wacom Drivers for the tablet to troubleshoot whether this was a hardware (mouse itself) or software (drivers) problem. I noticed my Wacom Intuos 3 mouse was acting strange (clicks not always being registered). (I forget if GIMP was running or not when I did this.I have an old Wacom Intuos 3 tablet (with pen and mouse) that I occasionally use with my Mac (OS 10.12.6 - Sierra). *in Windows Devices -> right click the Tablet -> Properties -> Hardware Tab -> select 'HID compliant device' of the tablet -> Properties -> in General, click 'Change Settings' -> Driver -> Update Driver -> Browse Computer -> Let me Pick from List: HID-compliant Device. Possible Fix: I changed the tablet's driver in the 'Update Driver' area* to 'Device' from 'Digitizer' it showed up in GIMP. I had the same issue of my Wacom tablet not showing up in the Input Devices. If there's a thread for this specific issue, link me to it. When I look at the Configure input devices menu all I see is the Core Pointer. When I try to use it in Gimp, I get no pressure opacity, or any dynamics, and the buttons don't do what they're supposed to do. I can use the tablet to manipulate the mouse cursor and the wacom preferences (limiting to one monitor, or pen mode vs tablet mode) do work. I downloaded the latest driver from the website, it was a legacy device.

(07-05-2018, 02:08 AM)gaspuch62 Wrote: I'm currently using GIMP 2.10.2 on Windows 10 Pro with a Wacom Bamboo CTL-470.

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