OH! Also set OC to work with "OS Coordinates" instead of "Tablet Coordinates"!
#Ugee 1910b driver not working drivers#
Who knows, Huion's drivers may recognize it! If that's the case, then chances of getting OC6 to work right are pretty high. Get the drivers for the GT-190, which is pretty similar to your Ugee. I'm afraid it's your Ugee that OC isn't recognizing for whatever reason. Today I tried a Huion H420 that we usually use on our Toshiba Tablet. We fussed with the registry, we installed, uninstalled, reinstalled, multinstalled (I dunno XD), and it stayed busted! Then for whatever reason, it started to act funny with my girlfriend (who has a Monoprice of her own, and also uses OC).
And it worked! Hell if I knew what was different, and it didn't hit me that it could've been the Monoprice, since it worked on OC5, so I just shrugged it off and moved on. The thing lasts for 4 months, after all, and I could get work done anyway with the trial.Īfter a while, I got myself a Huion GT-190, which is pretty much the same as your Ugee, and eventually since OC6 had received an update, I went back to check if I could use it, who knows.
#Ugee 1910b driver not working trial#
BOOM! OC starts acting EXACTLY how you're describing! So, I went back to trial (by removing PGN's stuff from the %APPDATA% folder), and ran with it. Then I bought the program, shoved the key into OC6, aaaaaaaand. Sure, it was annoying, but didn't hinder usability, so screw it. Except for this random "Invalid Pointer Operation" pop-up that showed whenever the program closed. I had tried the beta, and everything was just dandy with it! I downloaded the final release, as a trial, and everything was working fine!. A lil' history (more like long) of my own:īack with OC5, I also had a Monoprice 10圆, which worked like WONDERS.
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