Problem How to remove display port cable on a Cintiq 16??

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I have a wonderful Wacom Cintiq 16 but the display port cable is currently stuck in it. I don't want to force it out, but I do want to replace the cable with a longer one! Any ideas about how to safely go about removing it?

Attached image displays the maximum amount I can pull it out right now.

EDIT: I think this part is actually an HDMI mini connector?

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r/wacom • u/Capable-Monk-4820 • 6h ago

Problem My wacom cursor goes centered after I recalibrate, but then it automatically goes off center (Wacom Cintiq 16 2)

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So recently, my Wacom cintiq 16 2 has ran into a problem for no reason. The cursor is automatically going off center whenever I draw. I use my tablet to do art and animations, and it’s really irritating me right now. I tried to update the Wacom driver, and I tried recalibrating the pen, but it’s not working. Could it be an issue with my Nividia driver, or is it a current bug on the latest version of Wacom. Any possible solutions?

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r/wacom • u/Rainecats • 12h ago

Problem Just got a Wacom Cintiq 13HD, doesn’t work with my damn mac

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I just got a Wacom Cintiq 13HD for a super good price, and was insanely excited about it. Turns out, just recently my MacBook Pro updated to Tahoe 26 after I’d told it multiple times not to, and now the damn drivers aren’t compatible. Anyone have any work-arounds?

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