Brush opacity pressure sensitivity Bug !!!

My Brush opacity reponds to pen pressure of my wacom tablet even if it is deactivated in the Transfer dynamics control
Please HELP

I am using CS6
as u see in the screen shot the transfer and opacity control are turned off yet still the brush is stoke appears and responds to pressure sensititvity !!!
There is no Tools option in the bar !!??

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It's not an Intuos3. It's a Bamboo. Drivers are latest.
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I tried the steps you mentioned and there was absolutely no difference. Something is wrong with the x64 version.
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