Troubleshooting
Common problemsCommon drawing troubleshooting stepsTSG: Touch input goes to the wrong display on WindowsDIAG: Testing pressure in the tablet driverDIAG: Checking if a pen display shows an HDMI video signal from other devicesDIAG: Detecting digitizer issues by drawing a gridDIAG: Checking tablet driver diagnosticsDIAG: Resetting a drawing tabletDIAG: Testing with Windows PNP drawing tablet driversTSG: Pointer moves in a different or opposite direction from the penTSG: Pen display goes into power saving modeTSG: Low pressure drawing problemsTSG: Difficult to reach maximum pressureTSG: Pointer stuck in corner of the screenTSG: Drawing problemsTSG: Pen display shows NO SIGNAL messageTSG: Pen display keeps flashing different colors every few secondsTSG: Pointer on wrong displayTSG: Pixel noise on displayTSG: No pressure while drawingTSG: Random gaps in strokesTSG: Dots at end of strokesTSG: Dots at start of strokesTSG: Pen draws while hoveringTSG: Hooks at start of strokesTSG: Shoelaces at end of strokesTSG: Delay and straight lines or gaps at start of strokesTSG: Pen skipping vertical or horizontal bandsTSG: WiFi and Internet problems with drawing tabletsTSG: Tablet driver does not detect the tabletTSG: Computer does not detect the displayTSG: Driver no longer supports a drawing tabletTSG: No sound after plugging in a drawing tabletTSG: Pen display doesn't show anythingTSG: Not enough HDMI portsTSG: Insects in a pen displayTSG: Black bars on a displayTSG: Pen acting like a mouseTSG: Pen display turns on and off constantlyTSG: Computer detects a drawing tablet as a keyboardTSG: Strokes are distorted or stretchedTSG: Nothing shows on pen displayTSG: Tablet driver uses too much memoryTSG: Pen display always shows an info box on screenDIAG: Get Windows PnPUtil device and driver infoTSG: Multiple pointersTSG: Diamond pointer on WindowsTSG: Display has vertical linestsg-pen-display-unsupported-video-formatTSG: Replacing a lost tablet cableTSG: It feels "weird" to draw with a pen tablet
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