Suspected collision between WACOM driver and edge.

현숙 이 96 Reputation points
2021-10-03T04:25:38.297+00:00

I'm currently using Windows 10.
After updating with the latest version of the driver of the liquid crystal tablet(cintiq) of Wacom (wacom.com),
When used with the edge, the blue screen pops up and a forced reboot occurs.
The warning phrase for the blue screen is 'resource not owned'.
Currently, it has been downgraded to the previous version, but the same problem continues to occur.
And, the edge was automatically updated around the same time.
Is this a problem with edge or wacom driver?

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I got the answer to this problem from Wacom.
For those who have experienced the same problem as me, go to the link below and...
Please solve it.
For your information, I am currently using Chrome.
No such collision was found in Chrome.

https://www.howtogeek.com/265056/how-to-use-or-disable-the-windows-ink-workspace-on-windows-10/

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  1. Dilan Manoj 16 Reputation points
    2021-10-05T11:51:19.133+00:00

    Try Repairing Edge Browser

    Control panel -> Programs and Features (Uninstall a Program) > Select Edge Browser > Change > Repair > restart PC

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  2. Cosmosis 1 Reputation point
    2021-10-05T12:31:34.58+00:00

    Same when using Surface Pen with Edge browser. I get frequent BSOD. This started in the last few days.

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  3. Klenis 1 Reputation point
    2021-10-05T19:23:48.68+00:00

    Can you try to check if hardware acceleration is disabled in Edge? Go to Edge's SETTINGS > SYSTEM > turn off Use hardware acceleration when available.

    Afterwards, turn off IE 11 by pressing Windows/Start and search for Turn Windows features on or off, look for Internet Explorer 11 and uncheck the box beside it. Choose YES when a popup shows, click OK to make the changes and click RESTART NOW to fully implement the changes done on your device.


  4. Anonymous
    2021-10-06T02:42:35.107+00:00

    Hi, everyone! Just as you I have been struggling with this issue since the weekend, but I think I have come across the solution.

    First, make sure you have the latest version of the Wacom Driver, then, the problem might be solved if you disable Windows Ink, as other users have suggested above; but at least to me, this is just a workaround, since all of my annotations don't look as smooth as they used to be.

    The next thing you can try is to reinstall Microsoft Edge (if you prefer it as a Web Browser), go to apps and features, look for edge, click on modify and let it do its thing. So far, it's been like an hour since I reinstalled it, and I haven't received any BSODs, I can use OneNote without problems and read PDFs on the browser as before.

    I went directly to Wacom Support and they offered me the same solution I explained first; but then I went with Microsoft Support and they might have solved the issue doing the last steps I explained, it seems there is a problem with the latest version of Microsoft Edge.

    I really hope this works out for you, I'm on my midterm and I don't know what I would have done without my tablet.

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  5. 현숙 이 96 Reputation points
    2021-10-08T01:44:26.27+00:00

    I got the answer to this problem from Wacom.
    For those who have experienced the same problem as me, go to the link below and...
    Please solve it.
    For your information, I am currently using Chrome.
    No such collision was found in Chrome.

    https://www.howtogeek.com/265056/how-to-use-or-disable-the-windows-ink-workspace-on-windows-10/