Hi! Sorry for my english. I have a problem - I reinstalled my Tablet to Windows XP proffesional, and I can't find pen drivers. What I should do? Pen isn't working.

I just fixed this problem on the 4120 for a friend, What I did was first to install the drivers from the Fujitsu site so XP was displaying all drivers as installed in Device manager.


Then I ran windows update to patch it up to date and then I downloaded the drivers from the wacom site.



http://www.wacom.com/en/support/drivers

Then choose tablet pc from the first drop down and then os (xp in my case) from the second drop down.
Reboot
Pen working!

Go here and get the driver:

http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?LegacyDocID=MIGR-58054

I might not be necessary to reset to factory settings. Just go to the Toshiba.us support site and download the drivers for the Tablet PC (that includes the WAcom driver, all the tablet PC extensions).
If you have the Recovery CD, you can run it from inside Windows XP and reinstall selectively all you need.
Just to set things straight, the screen of the R15 reacts to the Wacom pen only, not to your finger or some other plastic tipped pen.

You need Windows XP Tablet PC edition 2005 to be able to use the Tablet properties.If Windows XP tablet PC was the original Os installed, then you will have to reinstall it.

hi
the screen on the portege m200 needs the wacom pen and tablet driver
just go to wacon.com
the specific driver you need is this on
Driver 5.05-7 for Windows Vista (32 and 64 bit), XP

You need to go to the Tablet manufacturers website and download and install the correct driver, I think that should sort out your problem.
If this doesn't sort it out, then perhaps you have a faulty pen? However my guess is it's just a driver issue.

goto your control panel or system setup for mouses and pointers and you should see the option for the digital pen setup try that ok ..

Hello Zerozero, I hope to be of some assistance to you... I myself have the same tablet and just recently successfully upgraded to XP. Apparently due to licensing issues the pen driver isn't allowed to run on XP. To make it work there's two ways, the hard way involving a software download and much pain, the other way is 'relitivly' easy... lets try that way first. Download the CIC XPen off of the Fujitsu support site... now here comes the interesting part. Unpack the driver to C:\Drivers\Pen once you've unpacked it find the file called fujpen.inf open it in notepad to edit it. You will see:
[ControlFlags] ExcludeFromSelect=*FUJ02B6
Make sure the last digit is 6 in that string... this is saying to exclude that model in the driver. If it's anything other than a 6 change it to a 6. Now then... further down you'll see:
[FPC.Mfg] %FPC.DeviceDesc0% = pendrv, *FUJ02B6
Now... remember what I said about the 6 above? Yeah... the driver is fighting with itself, help it out and change the last number to a 7. Save the .inf file. Go to your device manager right click on the unknown device and update it with the modified file... and presto changeo your touchscreen works!! Now... you'll notice that when you restart it will still say that the pen cannot be started... but this should only limit the CIC software from starting... meaning that to actually write on your tablet you'll need to install microsoft office... it has built in writing pad software, and dictation software (which is my personal favorite). Good luck and God speed! If you have any problems let me know!

Hello,

You should downgrade (at your own risk) to Windows Tablect PC Edition, not just any Windows XP.

Hope ti helps

to connect yo,r pen in usb port and anotner one solution is to uninstal your usb drivers in yo,r devicemanager and restart your system then connect your pen