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Note: I have not used the above process for your particular tablet, but I have helped others with other Wacom tablets and this has worked in some cases.

Reboot your MBP to see if it now loads the driver.

If you see something like WacomTabletDriver, then drag it to the Login Items window you previously opened at Step 4 Look for a Tablet folder or Wacom folder and open that.

Now you will need to see if you can find the driver that you've previously installed.

Within this folder, find and open the Application Support folder.

This will open a new Finder window displaying the Library folder.

While keeping the option key down, click on the Go menu and select Library.

Lazy to go down Mac OS version to install driver, looking for a fast solution found this: /thenickdude/wacom-driver-fix Tested his full driver install, works great for me. Bad idea, from 10.13.5 and 10.13.6 there is no way to change applications to 32-bits, so can not do the trick.

Now select the Finder from your Dock (usually left-most icon) Had to do a MacOS reinstall and went all the way to 10.13.6 without installing first the wacom's driver.

Now go to System Preference > Hide Others.

Click on the Login Items tab on the right-hand side.

Ensure the padlock at bottom-left is not locked.

Select your user account in the left-hand pane.

On your MBP, go to Apple > System Preferences > Users & Groups.With the above driver installed, do as follows: If installing the above driver doesn't seem to work, there's also a potential workaround that may get it to work. If not, it may be worth giving it a go (or, if you have, removing it and re-installing it). That said, have you tried using the PenTablet 5.3.3-3 driver for Mac OS X? This is the last official driver for your model and was released to support Mac OS X Mountain Lion 10.8. I attach pics of everything and my clover folder of the SSD, if someone need more info please say me.ĮDIT: My SSD is a KINGSTON SMS200S3120G of 120GB, before at this new installation, I had Mac OS X El Capitan running on this SSD (in legacy mode), and 0 problems.The Wacom Graphire 4 CTE-640 is quite an old model (over 10 years I think), so you can't really expect Wacom to continue updating drivers for newer versions of macOS. rename EFI/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi to bootmgfw-orig.efi on the EFI partition, remove EFI/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw-orig.efi on the EFI partition: rename EFI/Microsoft/Boot/bootmgfw.efi to bootmgfw-orig.efiĪfter a Windows update, Windows may re-create bootmgfw.efi with updated code.

I think I followed the guide in all steps, I did it too: I installed windows at first place, and later Mac OS X as the guide say. Now I can not boot the Mac OS X partition, I installed clover in the same way of the usb to the SSD disk, with the extras of RC scripts and control panel, but every time that I try boot the SSD the system go back to the BIOS. I installed Mac OS Sierra in a GPT partition system with clover UEFI, and it works fine. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide