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Wacom driver sapphire CTE-630

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Los Specu -  
 anaiam -
Hello, I purchased a Wacom Sapphire CTE-630/B graphics tablet and I would like to download the latest driver to update it. I searched the web but I couldn't find anything...

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  1. Hector V.
     
    Hello, the Sapphire CTE-630 tablet is actually a Graphire 3 (this is confirmed by Wacom support: http://forum.wacom.eu/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=169).

    The Graphire 3 was then replaced by Graphire 4 and then by the Bamboo range. In theory the drivers are compatible (unless stated otherwise), so you should use the Bamboo or Graphire4 drivers (personally I remember using the Bamboo ones).
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  2. Soloviento Posted messages 1 Status Member 4
     
    Late reply, but I have a Spahhire cte 630 and I was freaking out at the idea of junking it because I no longer had that damned pressure management on Windows...10.
    After digging through the drivers I found a version that works on Windows 10 and handles everything you need!!!
    It's the Driver 5.25-5a RC for Windows 7, Vista and XP
    link:

    http://downloadeu.wacom.com/pub/WINDOWS/cons525-5a_int.exe

    anyway this cte 630 works like a charm on Windows 10 x64!
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    1. anaiam
       
      Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!!

      I started a job without sensitivity, but now, IT CHANGES EVERYTHING!!!
      FINALLY!

      Thank you,

      Maia
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  4. Los Specu
     
    thank you luke, but I can’t find my model on the link you sent me ...

    they have this:

    "The driver is intended for Bamboo Pen & Touch tablets, Bamboo, Graphire4, Graphire Bluetooth, Wireless Pen Tablet, Cintiq 17SX/PL/DTU-710, PL-720 and DTF-510/521."

    can I still download it for my tablet?
    because it’s very old actually ... I’m not even sure there is a driver for this model.

    (sorry, I’m a real beginner in this kind of thing, but thanks for your quick reply!)
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  6. Luke1 Posted messages 18751 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 435
     
    Well, do whatever feels right. I have two Bamboo devices that are old (I need to replace one of the rest with a Bamboo Fun M) and I also can’t find original drivers for ages. Plus, when I switched to Windows 7 64-bit I still had to search for the driver, and I realized that modern drivers work fine: I took the first Bamboo driver that came along and installed it, and it worked. I just changed PC and this time again I installed another driver (the previous one isn’t available anymore) Bamboo and it works...

    Before you dive in blindly, connect your tablet, go here
    https://www.touslesdrivers.com/index.php?v_page=29
    and analyze your PC with the tablet connected; normally a compatible driver should come up. If you don’t find one, try a Graphire driver, and if that doesn’t work you can uninstall it, but, man, after that it might be tricky to find if those last chances are exhausted...

    Luke.

    The price of software is inversely proportional to its ergonomics...
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