Windows 7 Intuos pen tablet, irritante ring als je klikt verwijderen

[Lychee]

Ik heb al een hele tijd een A4-formaat pen tablet van WACOM, Intuos.
Nadat onze computer is gecrasht, hebben we Windows 7 geïnstalleerd. We hadden eerst Windows XP.
Nu gebruik ik mijn tablet om te tekenen in programma's zoals Photoshop, maar de pen pressure schokt en de cursor is niet meer nauwkeurig.
Ik heb met het stuurprogramma van wacom alles ingesteld en gecontroleerd, en alles klopt.
Nu denk ik dat het komt door een ander probleem wat ik had met wacom + windows 7; de irritante effecten die rond de cursor verschijnen zodra je je pen tablet gebruikt.
Hierdoor reageert de cursor langzamer, en bovendien is het heel vervelend als je aan het tekenen bent dat er continu allerlei effecten aan de cursor zetten.
Op de XP kon ik dit zo uitzetten, maar op W7 hebben ze de instellingen verwijderd, je kan niks meer zelf aanpassen. (dit is dus een windows probleem, geen wacom probleem)
Ik heb een aantal handleidingen gevonden op fora, oa. door het openen van de 'Local group policy editor", probleem is dat ik W7 home premium heb, en dat er geen Local group policy editor zit op deze versie.
De tweede manier was het uitschakelen van "Tablet PC input service" (en dus ook zorgen dat hij uit blijft met opstarten). Alleen dit helpt ook niet, de irritante effecten zijn er nog steeds
(systeembeheer > services)

artikel waar ik dit ook staat beschreven: {LINK}


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I spent a few hours researching this issue last night and discovered that the Splash Animation(as well as a few other annoying features) stem from the WISP Application that runs in the background. There are no permanent fixes other than to disable the WISP operations. In Windows 7, you'll need to gain file ownership to C:\Windows\System32\wisptis.exe from there, you can simply disable and rename the file.
However this process proved to be much easier by locating the file through Linux, which required no file permissions in order to alter.
Upon rebooting in Windows 7, everything resumed normally, without the little splash animation that causes so much hell for tablet and touch screen users.
I have to say that I'm not certain why Microsoft decided that it was a good idea to use this WISP feature (without a legitimate means to disable it).

Ik zou dus in System32 moeten gaan rommelen, maar is dit wel een goed idee?
Iets met waardes veranderen ofzo..

[Lychee]

Of zal ik XP er maar weer op zetten? Is dat irritante cirkeltje in ieder geval weg :')

[Lychee]

Dit gevonden:
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I found the registry locations responsible for these animations and a number of other ugly little controls: it's all controlled by WISP, the Windows Inking Services Platform, and there is a section which enumerates WISP settings which is mirrored in these three locations across the registry:
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Wisp\Pen\SysEventParameters
HKUS\**\Software\Microsoft\Wisp\Pen\SysEventParameters
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Wisp\Pen\SysEventParameters

Concerning this topic, I think the only values that control the splash and other animations are Splash and UIFeedbackMode, which you should set to (decimal) 0. If you have UAC on it's going to give you fits, as usual, and likely one of those branches is going to tell you you don't have permission in any case, so you'll need to give yourself permission for that key.

Also interesting is how many other awful things the default WISP settings impart to pen functionality. I went through and set almost everything in those keys to 0, because on the desktop I never use handwriting input or Flicks and I sure don't need these settings confounding the rather delicate setup I impart through the Wacom driver and some applications like Painter which add yet another level of fine tweaking to the whole process.
Take a look at the (mostly) self-explanatory value names under those keys and you might notice that things like WaitTime and HoldMode may also be impacting the responsiveness of your tablet pen in various applications.
Also, I've noticed that by default (under \Wisp\MultiTouch) Windows 7 just assumes that you're using multitouch capabilities when you enable tablet functionality, which could ____ things up royally for multiple-tool users.
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Maar ik kan alleen maar 'wisptis' vinden in system32.
En ik krijg geen resultaten als ik zoek naar HKUS, HKCU, Syseventparameters of WISP.

[Lychee]

Dit geprobeerd..
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If you're willing to edit the registry manually you can use the following instructions to do the same:

Open the Run dialog with the Windows Key + R shortcut
Type in "regedit" (without the quotes), press Enter and click Yes on the UAC dialog to open Registry Editor
Use the tree-view in the left panel of Registry Editor to navigate to the Computer > HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Policies > Microsoft > TabletPC registry key. (If any of those keys don't exist, you might have to create them yourself through the Edit > New > Key menu item)
In the right panel, look for a DWORD value named "TurnOffPenFeedback". If the value does not exist, create it yourself with the Edit > New > DWORD Value menu item (Make sure you've selected the TabletPC registry key first!).
Set the TurnOffPenFeedback value to 1
Close Registry Editor
Open the Control Panel
Go to the System and Security section and then to the Administrative Tools section.
Open the Services console.
Scroll the services list until you find a "Tablet PC Input Service" item.
Right-click on that service and select Restart
If you see a "TabletServicePen" item, restart that as well.

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Probleempje, ik kom niet verder dan 'Microsoft', die heeft nl. alleen de submappen 'Systemcertificates' en 'Windows'. Ik zie nergens een TabletPC registry key staan.
En er zelf eentje maken doet niet veel.

[Lychee]

Weer iets geprobeerd:

nstructions

Go to this folder on my SkyDrive
Download the file called disable-pen-feedback-regedit.zip
Extract the contents of the zip file. Inside there will be a file called disable-pen-feedback.reg
Right-click on the disable-pen-feedback.reg file and select Merge
The Registry Editor will ask you if you want to continue. Click Yes.
Restart the Tablet PC Input Service
Go to Start Menu > Control Panel
Search for "Administrative Tools"
Click on Administrative Tools
Open Services
Right click on Tablet PC Input Service and click Restart



Contents of the REG File

For those curious what the REG file is doing, below are the contents of that file

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\TabletPC]
"TurnOffPenFeedback"=dword:00000001

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Helemaal gedaan, maar niks veranderd.

[Lychee]

Ik zet XP er wel op.

[sinha]

Mooie delen van dank!