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Photoshop brush/lasso/eraser flicks to the top left corner of the screen after using it for a while

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Jul 14, 2023 Jul 14, 2023

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Hello, I'm writing to report a bug that I have been fighting for a long time now. I've come to conclude that the problem comes from Wintab. I can't use Windows Ink with Photoshop because there are even more problems that can't be fixed (If I do use Windows Ink, I'm going to write a longer bug thread than this one, I was even with an Adobe customer service staff to fix windows ink stuff and it didn't work). I'm hoping Photoshop can resolve this because CSP worked fine with WIntab.
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The pen must be pressed down and drawn for a very long stroke, then once the pen is lifted, it draws a line to the top left corner of the screen. Happens with brush tool, lasso and eraser (Most likely any tools that draw a line.). It's quite tricky to trigger, sometimes it happened twice every 30min as I work, Sometimes it doesn't happen at all for a whole day, and sometimes it happens with every stroke. It's frustrating as I have to choose to undo my long stroke or clean up the bugged line.
 
I have moved from an old PC (Intel i7-8700K, GTX 1070Ti) to a new set-up (Ryzen 9 5950X, RTX 3080) and the problem persists. I have changed from Wacom tablet to Huion (Both had the latest drivers update, reinstalled regularly) and it's still there. I have updated to new versions every time Photoshop updates have been released to no avail (Since ver22). I'm now on the latest PS update. I have updated my graphics card drivers to the latest. Resetting Photoshop preference does not work. Windows updates do not work. Plz Help.
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