u/Aluciel286

I have an Intuos tablet, not sure the exact model right now, but it is about a decade old at this point. It's been acting up, not drawing accurately, so I decided to update the driver to see if that helped, but got this message. Buying a new one isn't really in my budget right now, but it doesn't work at all with this driver.

I mostly have an issue with vertical lines. Even with smooth assist on, the lines are really wonky (for lack of a better term) and I have to fight the thing to get it to draw what I want (or turn the canvas constantly). Horizontal lines are better, but occasionally have issues too.

Does anyone know some calibration trick that I don't? Or do I need to just bite the bullet and get a new one?

Edit: Wacom Intuos Draw CTL490

Windows 11 PC

Cat did chew original cord, now using random USB cord my husband gave me from his cord collection.

Found this today. It didn't have a lid, but that's ok. I wanted something to hold marbles. Also picked up the champagne glass for $5.

Sitting at my mother in law's house digging through an old jar of marbles for the sweet glowing bits and realized that my bracelet I bought last weekend glows. It was from a crafter who was selling her whole lot for a dollar each trying to clear stock. Surprise! 😁

My local thrift stores are so abysmal if you want anything besides clothing, but I did find these 3 yesterday. Thankfully the antique places are better.

I found this at a local thrift store a couple days ago and initially left it behind because of a bad interaction with an employee. I kicked myself and sent my husband back for it. Luckily for me, it was still there. It does have a small chip on the under side of the tip of the leaf, but I don't mind. It's beautiful.

Bryce Brothers Diamond Quilted Pattern #1000 Large Leaf Bread Plate, circa 1880s.

All releases this time. I was on the hunt for uranium glass instead. ☺️