Cursor disappearing and teleporting helpp

Support and Advice Input Device Support
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Type of device* :
Brand and version of the device: casper nirvana s500
System** :win11

Xppen fun S

Description of the issue: the cursor is disappearing and teleporting when moving little fast
There is the link of the video(i cant send video because new user thing) https://youtube.com/shorts/FcSy51CNRcY?si=qjs3K90je8bN95lR

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Was Krita performing as expected and this is a new problem?

Or did you just install Krita and haven’t yet aligned the driver and Krita to ignore Windows Ink?

If new installation, did you have any difficulty following the tablet’s instructions to download and install its driver?

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Im using mouse in this video, the same thing happens in my graphic tablet too and i dont think its my graphic tablets problem

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Please give us the info requested so we can help:

EDIT:
I’m stepping away for a little while – I’ll check back in later.

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I format the pc like 1 week ago i dont have any problem but i stopped the startup of driver i usualy open when i need and i dont know how to ignore windows ink thing or aligne

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I dont have any windows ink options opened
I just reinstalled krita and driver not worked

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This screenshot is only similar to your driver, but the principle is identical.
You have to install the driver for your XP-PEN Deco Fun S, at least if you haven’t done it so far.

In your driver, you first must create a profile for Krita (sounds more difficult than it is)! See screenshot:

XP-PEN Deco Pro User Manual
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Simply click in the field I marked for creating profiles while Krita is running in the background, then it should be listed there, if it is not listed, you should be able to add Krita to the list of programs using the +-Button, the path to Krita is c:\Program Files\Krita (x64)\bin\krita.exe, when you use the version from Krita’s homepage, the version from Steam is installed in c:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Krita\krita\bin\krita.exe, the Epic or the Microsoft Store have different locations that are unknown to me. If you should have issues to add your Krita to the list of applications, then please refer to your manual.

Now, you have to disable Windows Ink in your driver, as you can see in my screenshot.

Then you need to check in Krita that WinTab is activated, you will find it via the menu Settings → Configure Krita in the opening dialog you have to select 1. ‘‘Tablet Settings’’ where you have to enable 2. ‘‘WinTab’’, then confirm that setting with the 3. OK-Button in the lower right corner of that dialog and restart Krita.

Wintab selected in Krita
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After the restart of Krita, you should be able to use your tablet.

Michelist

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Thanks for reply! I’ll try it when I get home

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Nothing different,same problem occuring