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| 1. Open Control Panel 2. Open Device Manager 3. Open the tab called "Human Interface Devices" 4. You'll notice a few drivers with the same name "HID_Compliant Device" 5. Scroll down and disable the driver right before the last of the same name. |
1. Open Control Panel 2. Open Device Manager 3. Open the tab called "Human Interface Devices" 4. You'll notice a few drivers with the same name "HID_Compliant Device" 5. Scroll down and disable the driver right before the last of the same name. |
All us illustrators want is to be able to draw digitally without worrying about palm rejection and wether it works or not or if it wants to work etc. Well, I followed Alexei's advice and found the answer. To fully turn your Surface into a "Pen Only" Device and enjoy a drawing experience like what you have with a Cintiq all you have to is this...
Before you do this, you must first install the latest Wintab driver by Wacom (DON'T FORGET)
- Open Control Panel
- Open Device Manager
- Open the tab called "Human Interface Devices"
- You'll notice a few drivers with the same name "HID_Compliant Device"
- Scroll down and disable the driver right before the last of the same name.
DONE! Now your Surface Pro is just like a Cintiq drawing tablet.