
Go into Control Panel ->Programs and Features, and in the left sidebar, select 'Turn Windows features on or off', and then look for and uncheck 'Tablet PC Optional Components'. Then go to Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services, and look for 'Tablet PC Input Service'. If this is running, stop it. Once stopped, change its operational mode to 'Disabled'. Click OK. Then do a reboot to let your system reset itself to the new configuration. It also wouldn't hurt to go onto the Wacom website and check for the latest driver for your tablet. And there are some, trust me.... The good news is, once you've done all this, your Wacom Tablet will be working perfectly once again, and both it and Windows 7 will be a lot happier. Trust me. Would I lie to you?
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