Wacom CTL-4100 Tablet Driver 6.4.4-5 for macOS

What's new:

- Support for the following new Wacom pen displays:Cintiq Pro 17 (DTH172) and Cintiq Pro 22 (DTH227)
- Full support for macOS Sonoma (14).
- Pressing the On-screen shortcut settings icon (the wrench) now opens Wacom Center instead of Wacom Tablet Properties.
- This driver does not support the following products: DTK-2241, DTH-2242, One by Wacom (CTL-471, CTL-671), Intuos 4 XL (PTK-1240)

Resolved Issues:

- All Devices: Using your pen to click while pressing a keyboard modifier key (Shift, Command, Control, etc.) will perform the expected action.
- All Devices: We fixed a problem that caused the following Wacom driver error to display intermittently on some computers: "The application WacomTouchDriver is not open anymore."
- Pen Display (DTH-1300): Touch now works as expected.
- Pen Displays (DTH271, DTC121, DTH134, DTC121W5Z, DTH134W5Z): The Default button on the Advanced gestures screen in Wacom Center now sets all gestures back to their defaults.
- All Devices: Pen input now works reliably, with no random stops on some systems.
- Pen Displays (DTH-1320, DTH-1620, DTK-2420, DTH-2420, DTH-3220): The touch feature now works consistently.

Known Issues:

- All Devices: On macOS 14, an uninstall of the 6.4.4-2 driver will not delete your Wacom Center/Wacom Tablet Properties settings. What you can do about it while we fix it: After reinstalling the driver, open Wacom Center and select Global settings (gear icon), then select Reset all settings on either the General settings or Backup & restore tab.
- All Devices (Models with touch): On macOS 14, four-finger, up and down swipes for Mission Control and Application Windows do not work on devices that have the touch feature. What you can do about it while we fix it: Use the trackpad or keyboard to access Mission Control and Application Windows.
- All Devices: You cannot rename desktop objects by clicking them with the Wacom pen. What you can do about it while we fix it: Use a mouse to rename the desktop objects.
- All Devices: Intermittent "extra" clicks can occur when using a pen in an application. What you can do about it while we fix it: If your product is fully supported in Wacom Center: go to the pen settings page, click Advanced, and set Double-tap distance to "Off". For all other products: go to the Pen tab in Wacom Tablet Properties and set Tip Double Click Distance to "Off".
- All Devices: If two versions of the same application with the same executable name (e.g. com.adobe.Photoshop) are installed on your Mac, you will not be able to create unique application-specific settings for each version of the application. What you can do about it while we fix it: If you deleted the previous version of the application on installation and you want to create application-specific settings unique to the newer version: Open Wacom Center, select the Settings icon and click Reset all settings. Then create the new application-specific settings. (Note that you cannot restore your application-specific settings using a backup file). If you kept both versions of the application on your computer, there is no workaround.
- All Devices: In a PDF, when your pen tip hovers over the "Move to" dialogue box, a buzzing noise can be heard. What you can do about it while we fix it: Instead of using your pen, use either the tablet's touch input, or a different pointing device. If the pen is used by mistake, pressing "Esc" will close the dialogue window and the pen will work as expected.
- All Devices: The cursor may stop moving in some applications during periods of high CPU load. What you can do about it while we fix it: Reset all settings for your device(s) in the Global settings section of Wacom Center.
- All Devices: Mission Control shortcuts (Control + Up Arrow, for example) are not working when assigned to tablet buttons such as ExpressKeys. What you can do about it while we fix it: Go to System Preferences > Mission Control and change the Mission Control shortcut to F12 (for example) and then assign F12 to an ExpressKey.

This package contains the files needed for installing the Tablet driver. If it has been installed, updating (overwrite-installing) may fix problems, add new functions, or expand existing ones. Even though other OSes might be compatible as well, we do not recommend applying this release on platforms other than the ones specified.

To install this package please do the following:

- Download the driver by saving the file to any easily accessible folder.
- Double click the downloaded file.
- Complete the installation steps that follow.
- Reboot computer

About Tablet Bundle Drivers:

This package includes several file types, such as Audio, Chipset, Graphics, Ethernet and other drivers (even a firmware update), that are required after a Windows OS is installed so that the tablet works at the highest level of performance possible.

If you wish to update the versions using this bundle package, know that it can improve the tablet's overall performance, stability and usability, resolve different problems, enhance touch experience and connection strength, and bring about other related changes.

Before applying this bundle make sure that the current release is compatible with your tablet model; if this checks outs, proceed with the installation process: get the package, extract it if necessary, run any available setup, and follow the instructions displayed on-screen.

Bear in mind that, even though some package might also be compatible with other OSes, we do not recommend you install them on other platforms than the specified ones. You should also perform a system reboot at the end, to allow all changes to take effect properly.

That being said, if you wish to install this bundle, click the download button and apply the included software. Also, make sure you constantly check with our website so that you don't miss a single new release.