I don’t know if my computer is even compatible with this tablet. I am at a loss and I don’t know what else to do. Also, the XP-Pen menu correctly identifies Artist 12 as Monitor 2. Yet when I check the card settings, both cards have those two backwards. Finally, I have monitor 1 checked as my primary display, which should mean my laptop monitor as 1. PN338M and Dell Active Pen - PN350M there is no driver software from Dell.

On top of that, when I click “Identify” during Extend these Displays, both monitors 1 and 2 are identified as 1. I am using a windows 10 Dell tablet computer. Also, when checking on the Display Settings via Windows, I get “didn’t detect other display” when I click on 1 or 2. I have an NVIDIA 1070 and an integrated Intel 630 (?), an intel i7 CPU, and 32 GB of system memory.Įven with this problem, the Artist 12 works okay as an Duplicated display, but when I turn “Extend these Displays” on, the Artist 12 no longer shows programs like Photoshop. It seems that each video card allows only one screen each. I want my built in NVIDIA card to be applied to my 4K laptop display and I want the integrated Intel card to be applied to the Artist 12, NOT the other way around. I updated all the necessary drivers, including the one from XP-Pen, which has the icon at the bottom right of my computer. My computer is an Alienware R4 laptop I bought a few years ago, and it has Windows 10. I’m having a couple of major issues with it. I ordered the XP-Pen Artist 12 earlier this month.

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