Or if the CS6 fix to this problem can be performed manually with CS5, that would also be really helpful. If, for instance, I could edit a registry setting to take that "snap threshold" for the "hold to right-click" down to 0 pixels or something, that would probably fix it. If anyone has any advice, including registry edits or anything else, I'd love to try them. I'm so close to getting CS5 to work properly on my Surface Book 2.
Adjusting the two sliders in the "hold to right-click" options also had no effect on the delay in brush drawing.
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This gentleman documents the problem well at 04:35: How To Get The Best Pressure Sensitivity on a Surface Pro - YouTubeĪnother video shows the same problem with CS6, but a software update to CS6 solves the problem of Photoshop locking up with "Hold for right-click" disabled. This video shows the problem perfectly at 6:05: How To Get The Best Pressure Sensitivity on a Surface Pro - YouTubeĭisabling "Press and hold > Right-click" makes Photoshop unresponsive to all pen input, with the clicks stacking up and then happening all at once when I switch out of the program.
The problem I'm still running into is that keeping "Press and hold > Right-click" enabled in Windows Pen and Touch options results in a delay before my Photoshop brush begins to paint as the system waits to see if I'm trying to right click (and that little circle comes up if I hold still), making precise drawing impossible. After a week of diagnosing pressure sensitivity problems, it works ALMOST perfectly.
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