1. Bamboo Cth-661 Drivers

EDIT: It's been 2 months and I have just stumbled upon comment made. Downloading this version of the Bamboo driver made me able to configure my wacom tablet and use it's full functionality again! (Apart from the dock, because that is still not available v.v) EDIT END. / Hi, I own the old model CTH-661 and have previously been using Bamboo Dock with it, it was a great tool to configure my settings and what not. Apparently this is a discontinued app from Wacom and they have decided to outright delete it rather than let it be in newer updates (according to what I found online at least). Right now I can not configure my tablet at all, as the only way to do so is apparently to register my product, by downloading the drivers for it, however these drivers seem to not be compatible with my Bamboo model and Wacom support lines are down for some reason it seems. The Tablet somewhat works, but I can't configure which screen it should use nor rebind my buttons to more useful functions anymore, is there anything I can do to use my old model again?

Kind regards. Hey I think I've fixed my problem! I just tried to use the pen pressure on Paint tool Sai and Photoshop and they worked! The only thing is that it's still not fully recognizable to a Wacom program, but to be honest, It's what I care less. Here's what I did: 1) First I deleted everything related to Wacom, so I uninstalled the programs and kept it clean. 2) I restarted my PC, then I plugged in the tablet. I changed USB port.

PCs usually give a high priority level to the USB ports behind the case, and so I plugged in it there. As you might notice, the pen works more like a mouse or a touchpad, and also it might be very laggy and slow. Windows 10 should recognize your tablet's name, however. Just make sure you don't have any Wacom programs again. Technically you shouldn't have, the tablet doesn't install any programs automatically. 3) Then I used my old CD with old drivers. I started the installation.

If you still have the CD, I suggest to give a try. Or else, I think I just found the drivers you need. According to the program I've installed and the manual I have, my current version is '5.3.0-3', from 2012. However, in the website you can't find that specific firmware for Windows, but just for Mac OS. I deduce they removed that firmware for some reasons. So I think you should download the closest version, the '5.3.2-1'. You can download it here: So, I pressed the 'Install button' and I noticed it failed again, with error 4010 and 4020.

(I think I had these error notes because I have a CD Installation, while the drivers on the website just install them regardless of what happens next). However I noticed the installation failed at the end, so my thought was: 'Maybe it just failed to install Bamboo Dock (and old program that isn't compatible with Windows 10 anymore). Maybe it stopped at 99%. Maybe it works'. I gave a try, and looks like the tablet works perfectly. 4) Now, I think your tablet is as old as mine, so you should have a program called 'Bamboo Preferences' instead of 'Bamboo Wacom Proprieties'. I really tried to use this program in the past, with the new drivers, but it never worked for me.

But I think, if you have 'Bamboo Preferences' you have all you need: 'change of screen, sensibility, pen/mouse mode, etc.) The cool thing is, since it uses an old program, you don't even have the 'Windows Ink' option which causes many problems to the tablets. That's what I found for now. I'm going to restart my PC now and change the port USB. Tell me if this helped you or you didn't get something I wrote. I know I'm necroposting your thread, but I'd like to let you and others know that this worked for me!

I have the Bamboo CTH-470 and I run Windows 7. I still had the cd installer for Bamboo so I used that right after I changed my date and time settings. After the installation was done, I can use the Bamboo Dock again. I restored the date and time and it was still working! The only thing that happened was a small pop-up letting me know that the certificate for the Dock expired already. But I was still able to continue using the Dock even restarting my laptop and the pop-up hasn't appeared.

I know that the tablet still works normally without the Dock. But the Dock lets me put shortcuts on the tablet which is a huge convenience!. Only problem I see with your solution is that I don't have access to the cd anymore:/ Oh no! I looked around youtube for solutions and the comment in this video to change the year to 2010 helped me out: I also have Windows 7 and the same model, CTH 470, as the uploader. So this was the closest solution I can find for my problem. But you already have Windows 10, so I'm not sure if the bamboo dock in the link description can still work for your model.

Bamboo Cth-661 Drivers

I can't really verify the program, but maybe you can give this a try? I hope you find a workaround soon! =).