Installing a Huion GT 190: A Step-by-Step Guide

The Huion GT 190 is an excellent choice for graphic artists, designers, and anyone looking to upgrade their drawing experience with the latest technology. However, setting up any new graphics tablet can be intimidating if you've never done it before.

In this article, we'll walk through each step of installing your brand-new Huthing GT-190 on both Windows and Mac operating systems so without further ado let's dive right into our comprehensive guide!

First things first: ensure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements for running a graphics tablet:

* Operating System: Windows 7/8/10 (32-bit or 64bit) OR macOS High Sierra(10.13) or later

* Processor speed: Intel Core i3-2100 or AMD Athlon II X4 630

Before we begin, please note that the following instructions are based on a brand-new Huion GT190 graphics tablet and may vary slightly depending on your specific model.

## Step 1: Unboxing Your New Graphics Tablet

When you first open the box containing your new Huion GT-190 graphic tablet, take care to carefully remove all packaging materials such as Styrofoam inserts or bubble wrap. Next, unplug any USB cables from their respective ports and gently pull out the included quick start guidebook.

## Step 2: Installing The Drivers

Once you've successfully removed everything except for your brand-new Huion GT-190 graphics tablet itself (which should now be lying flat on a clean surface), connect it via its provided USB cable to an available USB port on your computer. You may hear a slight clicking sound as the device is recognized by Windows or Mac OS X.

After plugging in the driver installation process will automatically begin:

### For Windows Users

When the installation thing pops up, you'll be presented with 7 options:

- Windows Driver K58/W58/580

- Windows Driver H58/H610

- Windows Driver GT-190 (recommended for best performance)

- MAC

And three different language choices: English (default), French, and German.

### For Mac Users

When the installation thing pops up on your Macbook or iMac, you'll be presented with two options:

* Continue Anyway

* Cancel

## Step 3: Setting Up Your Graphics Tablet Preferences

Once the driver has been successfully installed, follow these steps to configure your Huion GT-190 for optimal performance:

1. Double-click on the newly created icon called 'Huion GT-190' in your Applications folder (Mac) or Start Menu/Programs > Accessories > Tablet (Windows).

2. In the resulting window:

* Underneath 'General,' select whether you want to use left-handed mode.

* Click OK when prompted.

## Step 4: Calibrating Your Graphics Tablet

Before using your new graphics tablet, it's essential to calibrate it according to your specific drawing style and preferences:

1. Open the Control Panel (Windows) or System Preferences > Displays > Calibration (Mac).

2. Follow the on-screen instructions until you reach a page titled 'Calibration Wizard.'

3. Click Next through each subsequent screen until reaching the final calibration test.

4. Carefully follow any further prompts to complete the process.

## Step 5: Testing Your Graphics Tablet

To ensure everything is working correctly, open your favorite graphics program (such as Adobe Photoshop or Corel Painter) and try drawing some basic shapes using both the mouse cursor and pen nibs provided with your Huion GT-190. If there are any issues during these initial tests, refer to the user manual included in your package for troubleshooting tips.

That's it! With this comprehensive guide now under your belt (or rather, stylus), you should be ready to unleash your creative potential using your new Huion GT 190 graphics tablet. Happy drawing!

If you have any questions or concerns about installing and setting up the Huion GT-190 on either Windows or Mac OS X operating systems not covered here please don't hesitate to reach out via comments below - we're always happy to help!

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