Surface Pro Pen pressure sensitivity is not working in photoshop CS6.

This is the link that came up for me:

http://cdn.wacom.com/U/drivers/TabletPC/ISD_DualTouch_710-8.zip

I pulled it fromhttp://www.wacom.com/en/support/drivers, and chose the "Tablet PC" and "Windows 8" options in their pulldowns.

I own all manner of iPad's, a Nexus 7, a Surface RT and now a Pro... I've also owned various flavors of WIndows Tablet PC's. While the iPad's are nice, I've never been able to completely integrate it into my workflow properly... That just might be me... But I was exceptionally excited about the Surface Pro. I always thought if Apple would have even entertained the idea of a digitezer in their product lines, even as an additional cost add-on, it would have pretty much dominated in all areas... But Alas, Apple seems to think the finger is mightier than the pen and pretty much missed the boat these last few years. I always felt with an Android Tablet or an iPad I had to shoehorn myself into their limitations, whereas with the Surface Pro, I don't need to, it's the opposite; I can make it fit MY needs - no compromises.

  I have been Googling about "Surface pro; zbrush review" since it was released, but found nothing. No wonder I got zero feedback. I am very thankful that you guys've addressed this issue and gotten MS's attention. 

It is one of the biggest reasons that I am willing to buy this product, even though ALL of my Silicon Valley friends told me not to. One of my friends who is actually working for MS in Seattle suggested me to buy a ultrabook and a ipad mini instead with that kind of money. But hey, they forgot this thing has a pressure-sensitive pen that I can put in a good use when I am doing CG work, which they don't really need much when they are coding, so I don't blame them. But without the fully functional stylus, I ain't buying this, because there is no point anymore. I guess most of the artists in this thread would agree with me.

Thanks again for bringing it up.

Best.

Don't be fooled by the flood of negative reviews. This is an incredible device. If they ever get the Wintab drivers fixed, it will be an artist's dream. It's powerful, quiet, portable, and pretty much every sacrifice that an artist would want them to make they made. For instance, people fuss about the pen not having a silo. But they did that in order to have a full sized comfortable pen. The list goes on.

It kills me when people say that you could get an ipad and an ultrabook for this price. This criticism was far more true of the iPad when it came out. Did the iPad do anything that you couldn't already do with a notebook and an iPhone? Not at all. The only thing it had was a larger screen. But in the end, that made a big difference and opened up new possibilities. The Surface Pro is even more so. It doesn't have to be better at being an ultrabook than the best ultrabook, and better at being a tablet than the best tablet. It has to combine both in a way that changes your life. And for many of us, it does just that.

I love mine. I really don't want to return it. But I need those drivers...

For me, that digitizer is a huge selling point for S.Pro. I am not fan of any brand, and what I am looking for is simply a high cost/performance ratio for any electronic products. Look how much a Cintiq would cost ya. Besides the pen, the only compromise for me is the battery life, but I understand that it is an i5, not some low horse power atom chip, and I can definitely live with that if the pen works.