My question is, does anyone have any idea how to get the two to play nice together? Any help or ideas would be appreciated at this point. Download the latest XPPen drivers, User Manual, and software for Linux/ubuntu, Windows 7 /8 /10 and Mac operating system. At this point i uninstalled the drivers, restarted the system and the keyboard magically came back to life so i am assuming there is a driver conflict somewhere. So the computer could see the keyboard and upon restarting i noticed that the keyboard worked up until the login screen, i could enter and mess about with the BIOS settings fine. The keyboard tab showed 2 'HID Keyboard Device's and a 'Standard PS/2 Keyboard'. So i did some snooping in Device Manager. The computer was picking up the pen fine and detecting pressure and buttons also but the built in keyboard refused to function still. I brought up the on screen keyboard and logged in to test the tablet. However once i had installed the drivers and restarted the system the built in keyboard would not work at all. So i recently bought a UGEE M1000L graphics tablet to use with my Windows 8 laptop.
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