[mshayanh13]

Papa Yoyo wrote:

Could be a touchscreen issue. Something might be registering a touch at that point on the screen. What happens when you move the onscreen keyboard?

it’s everywhere on the screen

 

Jorge wrote:

1 Uninstall the wacom driver with program uninstall, 2 Contorl panel, uninstall wacom pen 3 reboot the system and reinstall the driver. http://us.wacom.com/en/feeldriver/ I could solve it like this. Sorry for my English, I’m spanish

 

might be the newest driver. maybe after updating to the newest driver, this happened. for the time being using an older driver (which i still had saved)

[mshayanh13]

yes, the issue was with the driver
The steps on how I fixed were this:

Go to Control Panel -> Programs and Features

Uninstall Wacom Pen (if it’s there)

Restart your computer.

Go to Device Manager.

Under HID (Human Interfase Devices???), look for Wacom Driver, and uninstall the driver

Restart your computer.

Go to Device Manager

If you right click on Wacom Driver, it should ask you to restart your computer.

Restart your computer.

Search Wacom Feel Driver and download the one below the latest driver (the latest gave me issues)
http://cdn.wacom.com/u/drivers/TabletPC/ISD_DualTouch_732-12.exe is the one I used

After installing it, restart your computer.

Your stylus should work properly.

[mshayanh13]

I installed Windows 10 Pro and I was able to get everything to work.

After installing, get the drivers from the downloads page (techtablets) and in device manager update the software for the unknown (other) devices.

Get the Wacom Feel driver from their own page (don’t get latest, the one before latest)

That should be it.

[mshayanh13]

Bamboo Feel Stylus (two versions – Carbon and Black)

All Samsung Note Styli

Dell Latitude 10 Stylus (same which Cube uses)

Fujitsu T5000

 

Paul wrote:

For the USB-C charging, do I need a USB-C charger capable of 12V 2A and a USB-C to USB-C cable? Does anyone have any information on which Wacom stylus pens actually work? I didn’t purchase the official one. I also heard some Samsung Galaxy Note pens will work?

[mshayanh13]

Does it fit with the keyboard?

Frumentius wrote:

http://www.banggood.com/Folding-Stand-PU-Leather-Case-For-Cube-I7-Stylus-Tablet-p-993134.html

 

[mshayanh13]

So, is there a case I can buy that will fit the tablet?

[mshayanh13]

drivers are present on the cube i7 book download’s page on this website

[mshayanh13]

reinstall windows 10 to be on the safe side

connect to a wifi network

click on start and search activation

make sure that windows is activated (if not, contact the seller)

install windows 10 on a usb flash drive via windows media creation from microsoft’s website

then put the flash drive in tablet and click on start and search advanced startup options and restart (or restart the computer normally and continuously click delete until the bios comes up and boot from flash drive)

choose the flash drive from the menu and install windows 10 (and erase the hard drive when you get the option to)

[mshayanh13]

It’s not in the 200 price range, but the Cube i7 Book for 294 is really good.

[mshayanh13]

I like the Fujitsu T5000 pen.

The two buttons and eraser really comes in handy.

On Amazon you can get a dual pack for less than 1o dollars more, so I would recommend buying that.

[mshayanh13]

1. GearBest has it for 49 dollars. Cheapest place I saw.
2. The Cube pen costs around 35 dollars, but it’s the same as the Dell Venue 10 pen and if you search that on Amazon/eBay, it will be for 13 dollars
   1. The Fujistu T5000 pen works and it’s around 45 dollars for 2 on Amazon. One good feature is that it has 2 buttons and an eraser
   2. The Galasy Note 5/ Note 4 Pen work (Note 4 Pen doesn’t work properly for all)
   3. Wacom Stylus Feel Black and Carbon editions work on the tablet
   4. There’s a website called surfaceproartist, if you search pen, you should find the pens he tried for the Surface Pro 1/2 which will work for this tablet
3. 4G modem can’t be added inside the tablet, but you could always buy a modem and connect to the USB  port or however the modem connects

[mshayanh13]

The way it works is that return shipping is out of your pocket (even when I order things from eBay and Amazon sellers based is in the USA)

So it’s always a gamble ordering things from China since returning costs a lot.

[mshayanh13]

I thought the minimum was 12V/5A

[mshayanh13]

When I had the Cube i 7 Stylus, I had the same issue.

The above driver solved it.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/windows-8-rt/general/cube-i7-stylus-t3151563/post67568654#post67568654

[mshayanh13]

http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/desktops-and-all-in-ones/lenovo-63-series-desktops/lenovo-63-desktop/downloads/ds103145

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