Is the pen driver the original from Averatec? I don't recall exactly, but I
believe they don't use the Wacom drivers, is that correct? If they're
supplying their own, perhaps you should inform the support section of what
you're seeing and tell them the steps you've taken to try correcting the
problem. If the "Averatec" drivers are from a third party, perhaps you
could find a newer one on that company's web site?
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Chris H.
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"StephenB" <nospam@newsguy.com> wrote in message
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> "Chris H." <winxpnews********.com> wrote:
>
>>Good deal on receiving another unit. I would suggest you install the pen
>>drivers, but do it in Safe Mode by booting with F8 (without Networking) so
>>nothing interferes with the install.
>
> Knock on wood, it's still working great. The digitizer/pen driver has been
> updated (in safe Mode) from the updated driver supplied on the Averatec
> web
> site, yet the errors in the Event Viewer remain at boot. At least the 100%
> CPU
> problem is not evident on this replacement unit.
>
> -steve
>
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