So this seems to be an extremely common problem, that lots of people have posted about before.
Works fine in other programs so confirmed not the tablet issue or driver issue, but regardless clean installed the drivers, issue persists. Of course did the classic turn off/unplug and replug in repeatedly each step, no result either.
I checked the windows Ink settings tried with Ink on and off on the driver side, tried the force to use Wintab option as well (I did delete the workaround file after it didn't work so that isn't the issue now)
Checked all the pen pressure settings in both brush settings for a sanity check as well, same result no pen pressure.
Currently downloading an older version to try that and will see if that works; so two questions.
Is there anything I haven't tried?
Why am I paying so much for what's supposed to be the industry leading program that breaks pen pressure when other much cheaper programs can manage it no problems?
I've been using Adobe (on various accounts partially as student, work accounts etc.) for 10 years and I swear this problem happens almost biannually on Wacom and other tablets.
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