Bamboo Cth-670 — Driver Windows 10

The Wacom Bamboo CTH-670 (often part of the Bamboo Create series) is a beloved legacy graphics tablet. While it was originally designed for Windows 7 and Vista, many users continue to use it on Windows 10 with great success. However, because Wacom has designated this device as "End of Life" (Legacy), finding the correct driver and ensuring a stable installation requires a specific process.

This text covers everything you need to know: the current driver status, where to find the files, how to install them, and how to troubleshoot common Windows 10 specific issues.

  • Pen buttons or pressure not working:
  • Touch gestures or multi‑touch not working:
  • Cursor offset or incorrect mapping:
  • Driver conflicts after Windows updates:

    • | Feature | Status on Windows 10 (driver 5.3.5-3) | | :--- | :--- | | Pen pressure (2048 levels) | ✅ Full support | | Pen side switches (2 buttons) | ✅ Fully configurable | | Express keys (4+4) | ✅ Fully configurable | | Multi-touch gestures | ✅ Works (2-finger scroll, zoom) | | Windows Ink (for Photoshop, Krita, etc.) | ⚠️ Partial – enable "Windows Ink" in Bamboo preferences | | On-screen radial menu | ✅ Works | | Bluetooth (CTH-670 only) | ❌ Not stable on Windows 10 – use USB cable | bamboo cth-670 driver windows 10

    Bluetooth note: The wireless kit for CTH-670 is not recommended on Windows 10. It frequently disconnects. Use the USB cable for reliable performance.

    Before installing, uninstall any existing Wacom drivers: The Wacom Bamboo CTH-670 (often part of the

    Wacom’s modern driver series (e.g., version 6.4.x) is designed for Intuos Pro, One, and newer Bamboo models. These do not support the older CTH-670. Conversely, the last official driver released for the CTH-670 series was version 5.3.5-3 (circa 2015), intended for Windows 7 and 8.

    When you install this old driver on Windows 10, several issues emerge: Pen buttons or pressure not working:

    As of 2024-2025, the same Bamboo CTH-670 driver v5.3.5-3 that works on Windows 10 also works on Windows 11, provided you follow the same "Disable Driver Signature Enforcement" ritual. However, Microsoft is gradually tightening security. OpenTabletDriver is likely the long-term solution.

    Even with a successful install, Windows 10 updates often break legacy drivers. Here is how to fix the most common problems.

    You can dual-boot, but losing Windows 10 security patches is too high a price for a tablet driver.