Toshiba M750 Pressure Sensitivity in Windows Vista

[Chickasaw]

Friends I want to enable pressure sensitivity for Photoshop. I searched on internet for that but not got any solution. I tried some experiment but they did not help me. I got many errors while trying some solution but it fails to give the result. Can I try 'approved' driver from Wacom or can you give me any solution for this issue.

I am waiting for your reply.

[Devasis]

You can try the following.
First of all go to device manager and go to Human Interface Devices section of it. Remove any "Wacom", " Pen " or " Touch " devices. This thing should be done before installing the Wacom driver. Now clean the temp files from both the Windows ("C:\Windows\Temp") and User directories ("C:\Documents and Settings\<User Name>\Local Settings\Temp" for XP; "C:\Users\<User Name>\AppData\Local\Temp" for Vista). You should remove the directory “Program Files\Tablet”.

[Solomon]

There may also be some hidden devices in device manager. To remove the hidden devices from Device Manager You should follow this.

Open device manager and when it appears then you can select menu option to 'Show hidden devices'. Now you have to enlarge the HID part. This will show you all the drivers now you can remove the ghosted devices, Touch, Pen, Wacom, etc. After this reboot your system and try to install new driver.

[MrChris-]

Some of the steps of above post are seems to be unnecessary. You can follow these simple steps install the driver.
1.First of all remove all the device drivers from device manager.
2.Delete all the temporary and tablet files
"C:\Windows\Temp"
"C:\Users\<User Name>\AppData\Local\Temp"
"C:\Program Files\Tablet" or, in my case, "Program Files(x86)\Tablet"
3.Restart your computer but make sure that it should not install the missing drivers when it prompts you for that at start up.
4.Install the driver to your computer.
5.Restart your System again.
After that your pressure sensitivity will work

[Calvin K]

I tried the solution you have posted and installed the wacom(bamboo drivers, 511-1) in my tx2510us. It makes my pressure sensitivity to work for CS4 but it causes another problem. My touch screen is broken automatically. I tried many solution but I am not able to fix this matter. I think that I have to choose one between touch screen for the laptop or pressure sensitivity for CS.

[Lillebror]

As far as I know Toshiba uses wacom for touchpad and pen. Therefore I don’t that this will affect your touch screen. There may be some other reason behind this. Your driver for touch screen may have been corrupted and that’s why you are getting your touchpad working. Check for the updated driver on internet and download and install it. This may solve the touch screen problem.

[Elieis]

You can solve the problem manually by changing the driver to the generic "USB Input Device" from the Wacom USB Touch. I did the same manual setting and I found it is working perfectly now. Wacom can not affect touch screen any way. You can also try this and see whether it is working in your case.