@snowfox Yay, it did apply even though Wacom Desktop Centre wants to access system preferences still shows unchecked. It works like the notification profiles, not very easy to troubleshoot. So glad that we only got 23 Wacom Cintiqs! And thank you for the article too.

nevermind. 1D10T error :)

This helped me finding the locations of various Wacom apps

https://www.wacom.com/fr-ch/support?guideTitle=Is-there-a-driver-for-Mac-OS-10.15-Catalina%3F&guideId=015-916

thanks , it help me a lot although I don't use a wacom tablet but a xp-pen drawing pad . it's similar to that.

Has anyone had success on a student laptop where they don't have administrative privileges. I've got the PPPC set up, I even manually moved all the "apps" to the proper location in the system preferences...but I still can get the Cintiq 16 to link up to the student MacBook Air running Catalina 10.15.7. I believe it may have something to do with the "third party" settings. The students can't access any third part apps in the System Preference pane. Any suggestions?

This isn't a perfect solution by far, but I put together a script that will unlock Security & Privacy. We have this available in Self Service so if a user needs to change any settings they just run this and can make whatever changes they need. I hope this helps someone, or if you have a suggestion on how this script could be better let me know I am still fairly new to AppleScript.

#!/bin/sh

#       Security - Unlock Security & Privacy
#
#   This script unlocks Security & Privacy so standard
#   user accounts can make changes.
#
#   This script is only meant to run from a standard user
#   account. For some reason, it doesn't quite work when the
#   user is an admin.

# Define Variables
adminUser=$4
adminPass=$5

# Start AppleScript
/usr/bin/osascript << EOF

-- Define Variables
set thePane to "Security & Privacy"
set theUN to "$adminUser"
set thePW to "$adminPass"

-- Close System Preferences if it is running
try 
    quit application "System Preferences"
    delay 2
end try

-- Open System Preferences
activate application "System Preferences"
delay 1

tell application "System Events"
    tell process "System Preferences"
        activate

        -- Open Privacy & Settings
        click menu item thePane of menu "View" of menu bar 1
        delay 3

        -- Click the Lock icon
        if title of button 1 of window 1 is "Click the lock to make changes." then
            click button 1 of window 1
            delay 1
            activate
        end if
    end tell
end tell

-- Make the password prompt the active window
activate application "System Preferences"

tell application "System Events"
    tell process "System Preferences"
        delay 3
        -- Set the User Name field
        set value of text field 2 of sheet 1 of window 1 to theUN
        -- Set the Password field
        set value of text field 1 of sheet 1 of window 1 to thePW
        keystroke return
    end tell
end tell

EOF

Afternoon,

I found this on Adobe's site and it's working on Catalina.

[macOS 10.15 (Catalina) only] Eraser tool does not work