Photoshop won't recognize my tablet is sensitive to pen pressure

Hey. I'm trying to hook my tablet up to Photoshop CC but when I go into the brush menu and set it to pen pressure I get an error icon that says my tablet isn't pressure sensitive. I know my tablet is because the driver for the tablet has a pressure setting where you can adjust the pressure sensitivity and test it and it adjusts well and responds in that window. I'm working with Windows 8.1 and I have a Huion PRO610. Anyone go any ideas?

Contact the tablet makers and see if they have an updated driver to fix the problems.
Photoshop can only react to the tablet information it gets from the OS, which gets the data from the driver.

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