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sabinamiklowitz
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July 2, 2017
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Issue using Wacom tablet in Photoshop CC 2017 on Windows 10 PC [2017]

  • July 2, 2017
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I'm using a Wacom tablet in Photoshop CC 2017 on a Windows 10 PC, and whenever I click and hold--even for a microsecond--it makes a circle around the cursor and does not allow me to move it. This is super annoying when I'm in liquify or when I'm painting anything because I have to move the cursor so quickly to avoid this issue that I lose all accuracy. I've poked around in the mouse, tablet and Photoshop settings, and nothing seems to address this. Also, this only happens when using the tablet pen specifically in Photoshop; it does not happen outside of Photoshop, and it does not happen when using a mouse in our out of Photoshop. How do I fix this?? Any help is appreciated!

 

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Correct answer sabinamiklowitz

Nevermind--someone on Reddit answered this for me! For anyone curious:

http://www.volnapc.com/all-posts/how-to-get-rid-of-those-annoying-circles-from-your-wacom-cursor-in-windows-7

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Participating Frequently
September 5, 2024

in 2024 we have the same problem.
Adobe? When you finnaly fix this???
It is such a paint to paint somehting in Substance painter. 
So bad feeling with wacom pen and your app. Right click white circle always appears on the top!

jane-e
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September 5, 2024
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Adobe? When you finnaly fix this???

By @Substance29836581p8ey

 

 

You jumped in on a seven-year-old thread in the Photoshop forum and appear to be having issues in Substance, where you have made several other posts. Please confirm your application and issue.

 

Jane

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sabinamiklowitz
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July 2, 2017
Trevor.Dennis
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July 2, 2017

That post has some useful information, but is rather out of date.  The Adobe forum thread linked to is three years old and the only Adobe staff member in the thread is Chris Cox, who has not worked for Adobe for more than a year now.  Unchecking Windows Ink does indeed stop pen pressure working, but you need to add a short text file to enable WinTab.  WinTab generally works better than Windows Ink with Windows 8.1 and 10.