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• 3 Answers SOURCE: I think you dropped the pen on its tip and broke the little ferrite sensing core. You can try to repair it by gluing the core back together - it worked for me.

For detailed instructions on how to do it, go here: or you can try to swap the core for the eraser and the tip (more involved - you would need to be very good with a soldering iron to attempt this). Either way - it's unfortunate that the pen is so fragile and that the user manual doesn't really warn you of this. Posted on Apr 05,

I have a late Retina iMac running MacOS , and have connected a Wacom Bamboo Create tablet via the USB cable. It works, sort of, moving the cursor around the screen when using the finger. However, none of the other features work, including using the Bamboo stylus. When I try to install the drivers from the Wacom support site dated January , the installation fails.

When I open system preferences, the Wacom icon is there, but when I click it is says that: There is a problem with your tablet driver. Please reboot your system.

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If the problem persists reinstall or update the driver. I rebooted the system, reinstalled the Wacom driver, and got the same result. Does anyone know how to get this driver working?

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The Bamboo tablet is perfectly good and I really want to use it. On, Wacom posted Driver , which is certified for macOS x - x. I installed the driver and it works as expected. UPDATE -> macOS High Sierra (9/17/) The current drivers work after upgrading to macOS (High Sierra), but the installer removed the Prefs Pane (System Preferences) module. This means that you can continue to use the Bamboo after upgrading, but you will not be able to make any changes to the settings. I have put in a trouble ticket with Wacom on this, and will post any updates here as I receive new information. I will also do some more research to see if there is a way to get around the prefs pane issue.

SECOND UPDATE -> macOS High Sierra () Wacom has posted updated drivers that support macOS High Sierra: But they do not support the older devices, which include the Bamboo Create. This worked for me: On the Wacom driver download page, most of the hardware-specific drivers were written over a year ago. There are only two or three drivers for any Wacom equipment that claim to work with MacOS With that in mind, I cleaned out all traces of previous attempts to install, then tried installing the most recent Bamboo driver, not knowing whether it should be Bamboo or Intuos, since Bamboo has been promoted to rushbrookrathbone.co.uk the installs failed. Then I tried the installer for 'Business Solutions interactive displays', obviously not meant for my Bamboo tablet. But it works. Better, in fact, than the Bamboo driver.

Which Bamboo product are you using? Following your lead, I uninstalled the current drivers, then downloaded the 'Business Solutions interactive displays' driver. The driver installed without any errors, but when I go into System Prefs and click the new Wacom Tablet icon, the panel shows the error message: 'A supported tablet was not found on the system.' I have the Bamboo Create tablet, and the blue light is illuminated, indicating that it is connected and working, but it does not work with macOS. – Oct 1 '16 at