Laptops with Synaptics drivers, such as the popular HP Spectre x360 will not work on Wacom AES but can work partially with Windows Ink. You can check the compatibility list here.ĭevices outside of the list might not work properly with the Wacom Bamboo Ink properly. Wacom Bamboo Ink is supported by Wacom's AES and Microsoft's MPP/Windows Ink. Check the Compatibility Listīefore we put the blame on the Wacom hardware for the issue, first check whether your touch input device is included in the compatibility list. If you are on the Wacom AES mode, restart and reinstall the Wacom Tablet services. Perform a power cycle and update the Wacom pen drivers. Examine the pen hardware for wear and tear. Additionally, check if the pen is on the appropriate compatibility mode. If your Wacom Bamboo Ink stylus is not working, check whether your Windows laptop is compatible with the Wacom Bamboo Ink stylus pen. This guide is intended for both Wacom Bamboo Ink 1st and 2nd gen users, as well as Bamboo Ink Plus users.
With this article, I shall attempt to solve all your issues with your Wacom Bamboo Ink stylus pens by combing the whole internet carefully. One such bug is that the stylus just stops working suddenly and this has been a reported reason of annoyance for many Wacom Bamboo Ink users worldwide. The Bamboo series by Wacom is their answer to Microsoft's Microsoft Pen Protocol(MPP) and Apple's Active Stylus tech and is made compatible with MPP-based pens too.Īlbeit its popularity amongst digital artists, it does have some unfortunate bugs due to the complicated addition of multiple technologies.
The Stylus is a peculiar technology that has had its peaks and troughs throughout its lifespan on the touch input side of the tech world.īut throughout this spectrum, one company has stood strong with deep belief and adoption rate in the stylus tech market: Wacom.īut even their proprietary Electro-Magnetic Resonance(EMR) based stylus tech was overtaken by the tech giants in Apple and Microsoft with their pen technology.
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