Question: Q: Wacom and Big Sur
My Wacom Intuos Pro does not recognize the Wacom pen since Big Sur update. Been on phone with Wacom all day. Suggestions?
Posted on Feb 5, 2021 1:07 PM
If you want to add the Wacom apps to Full disk Access open the System Preferences> Security & Privacy
Scroll down to Full Disk Access and select it, click on the + button this will open a new window to
your Applications folder. Scroll down to the Wacom folder, open it and select the Wacom apps
Posted on Feb 7, 2021 10:54 PM
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Stick with bothering Wacom it is there product it is up to them to supply the drivers necessary
for your tablet and pen.
Have you checked their product support site.
What exact model of Intros Pro do you have?
Feb 6, 2021 1:42 AM
I have been all over the world with this problem. Intuos Pro small, PTH-451. Art Pen. Thanks for the help.
Pen worked for over an hour this am, then disappeared.
Feb 6, 2021 1:56 AM
Did you download this driver for your Tablet and Pen.
Once downloaded double- click to install.
I think the Wacom drivers need to have full Disk Access in
System Preferences> Security & Privacy> Privacy> Full Disk Access,
click the plus button to add the Wacom drivers if asked.
Is it possible your pen is faulty, do you have another one you can borrow
to eliminate that question.
Feb 6, 2021 2:03 AM
Screenshots. Downloaded driver when talking to Wacom yesterday.
In Accessibility but not Full Access.
Feb 6, 2021 3:43 AM
Well you seem to have done everything.
Could the pen / tablet be faulty, can you try them on another mac
either running Big Sur or not.
Do Wacom have a users forum where you can ask a question
or get further advice.
Feb 6, 2021 7:06 AM
Not in Full Disk Access. How do I input it? What tern=ms do I use.
Feb 7, 2021 10:44 AM
If you want to add the Wacom apps to Full disk Access open the System Preferences> Security & Privacy
Scroll down to Full Disk Access and select it, click on the + button this will open a new window to
your Applications folder. Scroll down to the Wacom folder, open it and select the Wacom apps
Feb 7, 2021 10:54 PM
So far, this am, it’s working fine without Full Disk Access. Thanks for the help.
Feb 8, 2021 12:19 AM
if you have Clean my mac you might need to go to: Optimization-enable all WACOM
Feb 9, 2021 8:38 PM
Do not install CleanMyMac this has the potential to cause your mac more harm than any benefits it may
pretend to offer. Often it will flag up files as threats which you may be tempted to delete, these files are often
much needed system files that if deleted will cause problems.
If you have it installed go to the developers website and get full instructions on how to uninstall thoroughly.
Macs do not need cleaning or optimisation apps or anti-virus apps, these run in the background using up
system resources giving false information and have the potential to harm your mac rather than protect it.
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Question: Q: Wacom Intuos PTH-651 not working with Big Sur
I’ve read through the three different ways to install my Wacom tablet that are most current, but my tablet does not connect to Big Sur on my iMac.
I have gone through all of the permissions
I have deleted the system preference.plist file
and have deleted/reinstalled the Wacom driver many times
Still will not connect.
When I go to the Wacom Desktop Center and run the driver check, it says error, but doesn’t show how to fix it.
Anyone have luck getting their tablets to work?
iMac 27″, macOS 11.1
Posted on Dec 16, 2020 7:50 PM
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Have you looked at this page?
It’s kind of tricky as you have to authorize the Wacom installer in addition to the Wacom app.
My understanding is you only have a certain window of time ( I believe it is 30 minutes) to get the installer permissions set and if you don’t get it done my then, you have to re-download the installer and start over.
Dec 16, 2020 8:19 PM
Also — I know these troubleshooting instructions refer to Catalina, but when you download the Big Sur Driver 6.3.41-2, it refers to them for troubleshooting.
Dec 16, 2020 8:22 PM
Hi Tom, same problem here with an Intuos Pen — have you been able to solve this problem and if yes, could you please share the solution?
Jan 19, 2021 12:11 AM
Wacom PTH-660 and macOS 11.1
I have the same problem. I guess they haven’t released a suitable driver for macOS 11.1 yet.
Wacom PTH-660 and macOS 11.1
I have the same problem. I guess they haven’t released a suitable driver for macOS 11.1 yet.
Unfortunately, I tried everything but could not connect
Jan 20, 2021 5:20 AM
Download Wacom drivers direct from Wacom.com website, new driver for Big Sur was released in June 2020 for all current tablets:
Jan 20, 2021 7:53 AM
It’s not suitable for 11.1
I already tried this.
Jan 20, 2021 10:19 AM
It is compatible, I’m using it and it works perfectly.
Jan 20, 2021 1:13 PM
I really don’t know, repeatedly downloaded and installed the most current version.
But every time I see the same error..
maybe that’s the answer:
IMPORTANT: This driver does not support any changes
of the display settings through the Wacom software. Pen displays will
only operate at their current brightness and color settings when used on
an Apple ARM computer and are not recommended to use with this driver.
Wacom is currently working on driver version 6.3.42 that will offer
full support for macOS 11 on ARM computers, including support for
displays settings on pen displays. We are targeting to release this
driver at the early February 2021.
Jan 20, 2021 1:46 PM
Unfortunately it doesn’t for everyone. I tried everything according to troubleshooting, installed/deinstalled many times.
Jan 20, 2021 11:12 PM
Step 4: If the issue continues or if no Wacom components are listed
If no Wacom components are listed, move the Security & Privacy
preferences to the side, we will need to return here within a few steps.
- Click on the desktop and press Command+Shift+G, open Finder, or click Go on the Menu Bar and select Go to Folder
- Type: /Library/ PrivilegedHelperTools/ then press GO
- Locate the com.wacom.IOManager.app
- Making sure you are still allowed to make changes (lock is open),
- drag and drop the com.wacom.IOManger.app to the list under Accessibility
- in the Security & Privacy section. Ensure the new item is checked.
- If this item will not check there may be an issue with your Mac OS and you need to contact Apple Support.
- Next, open the Go menu once again and Type: /Applications/Wacom Tablet/.Tablet then press GO
- You may need to force Finder to show hidden files by pressing CMD + Shift + ”.”
- Now drag and drop the WacomTabletDriver and WacomTouchDriver from
- this folder on to the list under Input Monitoring in the Security &
- Privacy section.
- NOTE: with previous driver installations, these
- files may be found under: /Library/Application Support/Tablet/ Please
- make sure you always install the latest driver possible.
- Close the preferences, restart your computer.
- Next Scroll down to Folders Permissions, Locate Wacom Desktop Center
- and turn on any checkmarks attached to Wacom Desktop Center.
- Next under Automation also in the privacy tab in the Security &
- Privacy. Any Wacom components here should also have checkmarks. If the
- Wacom Desktop Center is not listed, it means it hasn’t requested control
- from the OS yet. To add the Wacom Desktop Center to Automation, follow
- the steps below.
- Launch the Wacom Desktop Center
- Select your device and go to any of the settings (such as pen settings)
- A dialog will open, make sure to allow the app.
- Close the preferences, restart your computer.
- Go to the Privacy tab again, select Accessibility then click on the lock at the bottom of the preferences to make changes.
- Uncheck the com.Wacom.IOManager, then log out of the user.
- Login into the user again, open Accessibility and check the add the driver setting again.
After trying all of them, the problem was solved with a change in the OpenCleanMac Program.
OpenCleanMac>Optimization>Launch Agents> enable all wacom things.
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How to Fix Wacom Tablet Driver Problems in Big Sur
If you’re having problems with your Wacom drawing tablet after upgrading to macOS Big Sur, here we show you how to get it working again.
Depending on your model, some pens stopped working properly with graphic design software due to Wacom issues after updating Photoshop and after updating to Big Sur.
Many received an error message on the tablet saying “Security settings prevented the Wacom software from posting an event” or no device appears connected in the Wacom Desktop Center.
Others have found issues with pen tracking no longer working after waking from sleep in Big Sur, lag issues when using the pen or general strange pen stroke behavior.
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This has particularly affected the Intuos Pro models although it has also caused problems with the Cintiq models and other Wacom tablets too such as the Wacom One and
Although Wacom has released updated drivers for Big Sur, the problem is Apple’s Gatekeeper triggers an “unidentified developer” warning when anything is downloaded outside the Mac App Store and prevents your Wacom device communicating with your Mac properly.
A similar problem happened when Wacom users upgraded to macOS Catalina and the solution for Big Sur is very similar.
You have to make some manual adjustments in macOS to make Big Sur recognize them.
Follow these instructions to make your Wacom Intuos Pro and other Wacom drawing pads work with Big Sur.
Step 1
- First, you need to make sure that you’ve fully removed any existing Wacom drivers that are installed. To do this, go to Applications > Wacom Utility and run the uninstaller
- Restart your Mac
- Download and install the latest available Wacom drivers for Mac. If you receive the warning “Install Wacom Tablet.pkg can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software”, click “Ok” and then “Open”.
- If prompted to allow permissions during the installation process choose “Allow”
- Restart your Mac
- Go to /Library/Preferences/com.apple.systempreferences.plist and delete the com.apple.systempreferences.plist file.
- Restart your Mac
- Connect your Wacom tablet
For some users, the Wacom tablet will now start working again as it will solve the preference conflict that was causing the problem.
Step 2
In some cases however, the installation process does not prompt you to allow permissions in which case you have to do it manually.
Note that you must grant permissions within 30 minutes of installing the Big Sur Wacom driver otherwise you will have to go back and repeat Step 1.
- Go To System Preferences > Security & Privacy
- Click on the General Tab. If there’s a message asking to allow Software From Wacom Technology Corp click “Allow”.
- Go to the Privacy tab and select Accessibility
- Click the lock at the bottom of the panel so that you can make changes.
- Select the Wacom IOManager Driver and any other Wacom related component and remove it by clicking on the minus “-” sign.
- If you can’t see it, you’ll need to drag it in there from your Mac’s hard drive. To do this open a Finder winder and select Machintosh HD > Library > Application Support > Tablet > Content > WacomTabletDriver and select the WacomTabletDriver.app. Right click (or CTRL-Click) on it and select Show Package Contents. Then Click on Resources, scroll down to the WacomTouchDriver file and drag it into the Security & Privacy window that you’ve still got open.
- Select Input Monitoring and add a check mark next to the FirmwareUpdater and WacomTabletDriver.
- Scroll down to Files and Folders and find Wacom Desktop Center and add checkmarks to anything that appears.
- Scroll down to Automation. If no driver appears, you’ll need to drag it in there. To do this click on Applications > Wacom Tablet and launch Wacom Desktop Center. This will then trigger the setup wizard. Under Devices in the Wacom Desktop Center, select your tablet and select Pen Settings. Click “Allow” on the control request that appears. You should then see Wacom Desktop Center in the Automation window.
- Restart your Mac.
You should find that your Wacom tablet now works properly with Big Sur.
In future, Wacom recommends Mac users wait before upgrading to the next version of macOS to ensure that their Wacom drivers continue to work with it.
If you’re still have problems getting your Wacom Intuos Pro to work with your Mac, let us know in the comments below.
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Question: Q: Wacom and Big Sur
My Wacom Intuos Pro does not recognize the Wacom pen since Big Sur update. Been on phone with Wacom all day. Suggestions?
Posted on Feb 5, 2021 1:07 PM
If you want to add the Wacom apps to Full disk Access open the System Preferences> Security & Privacy
Scroll down to Full Disk Access and select it, click on the + button this will open a new window to
your Applications folder. Scroll down to the Wacom folder, open it and select the Wacom apps
Posted on Feb 7, 2021 10:54 PM
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Stick with bothering Wacom it is there product it is up to them to supply the drivers necessary
for your tablet and pen.
Have you checked their product support site.
What exact model of Intros Pro do you have?
Feb 6, 2021 1:42 AM
I have been all over the world with this problem. Intuos Pro small, PTH-451. Art Pen. Thanks for the help.
Pen worked for over an hour this am, then disappeared.
Feb 6, 2021 1:56 AM
Did you download this driver for your Tablet and Pen.
Once downloaded double- click to install.
I think the Wacom drivers need to have full Disk Access in
System Preferences> Security & Privacy> Privacy> Full Disk Access,
click the plus button to add the Wacom drivers if asked.
Is it possible your pen is faulty, do you have another one you can borrow
to eliminate that question.
Feb 6, 2021 2:03 AM
Screenshots. Downloaded driver when talking to Wacom yesterday.
In Accessibility but not Full Access.
Feb 6, 2021 3:43 AM
Well you seem to have done everything.
Could the pen / tablet be faulty, can you try them on another mac
either running Big Sur or not.
Do Wacom have a users forum where you can ask a question
or get further advice.
Feb 6, 2021 7:06 AM
Not in Full Disk Access. How do I input it? What tern=ms do I use.
Feb 7, 2021 10:44 AM
If you want to add the Wacom apps to Full disk Access open the System Preferences> Security & Privacy
Scroll down to Full Disk Access and select it, click on the + button this will open a new window to
your Applications folder. Scroll down to the Wacom folder, open it and select the Wacom apps
Feb 7, 2021 10:54 PM
So far, this am, it’s working fine without Full Disk Access. Thanks for the help.
Feb 8, 2021 12:19 AM
if you have Clean my mac you might need to go to: Optimization-enable all WACOM
Feb 9, 2021 8:38 PM
Do not install CleanMyMac this has the potential to cause your mac more harm than any benefits it may
pretend to offer. Often it will flag up files as threats which you may be tempted to delete, these files are often
much needed system files that if deleted will cause problems.
If you have it installed go to the developers website and get full instructions on how to uninstall thoroughly.
Macs do not need cleaning or optimisation apps or anti-virus apps, these run in the background using up
system resources giving false information and have the potential to harm your mac rather than protect it.
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