In case anyone's interested, here's my post which points to what they did: This is something I would obviously like to avoid because I don't want to accidentally brick my expensive laptop!
I recently made a post on Reddit asking for help because a couple of people had managed to do some reverse engineering to get the Feel drivers working on previously unsupported Samsung EMR devices by tweaking the DSDT tables. Is there anything that can be done to make the driver recognise the pen? Other people have confirmed the Wacom One pen works among others on the ConceptD 7 and 9, meaning it must be a S-Pen"/"Penabled"/"Feel" EMR pen. This link just leads to the same driver's download page. I have managed to install the Feel driver, but then once I launch the app I get, "This app requires the Wacom Pen driver to be installed, please go to to download". I have recently bought an Acer ConceptD 7 Ezel and also am incredibly interested in Wacom driver support. Hello! I'd like to jump in on this if that's ok. Or should I return the unit? The unit was purchased mainly for storyboarding, but for that to happen the pen have to work as it suppose to Is there an existing Wacom driver for all current EMR pens for download? Acer Support page does not have any Wacom driver for it either. The pen only works with Windows Ink, but it leaves a trail on the stroke if I hover the pen. Once I select setup for the pen the pen does not register input on the display. I can not calibrate the pen on the Tablet Options within Windows control panel. There is no Wintab on drawing software like Toon Boom Storyboard Pro (My work software) I cant double click, icons stick like glue without touching them. All I have is a hovering dot that cant input. basically the finger touch works but pen doesn't work at all.
Nice 17.3 inch screen and power internals.
Very expensive machine, $6,100.00 to be exact. I just purchased the following Laptop with Wacom EMR digitizer: I am a long time user of many wacom products, Mobile studio Pro 16, over 5 Cintiqs of various sizes, and plenty tablet pc's dating back to 2005
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