There is your problem. Line levels need more of an input to work. On most sound devices there is either a switch in software, or ann automatic detection. This will turn line into mic when you plug it

Click your name, then click the podcasts link after clicking library. There will be a set of radio button's at the top.

You can listen to podcasts with a free account. I just looked around a little. Go to Spotify.  Follow the search link.  Search for podcast and look at the results page.  I didn't look at how to

So I thought I would get into this Podcast thing so signed up for a free Spotify account. For the life of me I can't see any references to Podcasts only music. Do you have to have a paid account to

It is strange, but there are not microphone boost settings. Also, microphone is named "line", not "microphone". Maybe I'll write to Superlux, but I think, that they don't help me with

I don't have the microphone. Have you checked the microphone boost level in the recording properties for the microphone? I won't explain how to find it here. Ask if you don't know.

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Yes I have had so many people with laptops configured for a quick start than I can count. Its supposed to be an image of the working machine just before it turns off when all apps are closed, but so

On Fri, Nov 25, 2022 at 05:07 AM, Brian's Mail list account wrote: Unfortunately you will probably never know the e answer,- And no one else does, either. There is a reason that one of the first

I don't know.  Sometimes, problems occur and you never know why but rebooting is one of the first things to try when unexpected and odd problems begin and you have no idea of why.  If you did

I don't know.  Sometimes, problems occur and you never know why but rebooting is one of the first things to try when unexpected and odd problems begin and you have no idea of why.  If you did

Unfortunately you will probably never know the e answer, I've had all sorts of seemingly unconnected problems where a complete restart has fixed them but even a run of the tool in nvda did not. My

Resolved! I shut down Windows and restarted it. The problems with Chrome and Firefox disapeared. What could cause such behavior? The machine does have antivirus and maybe antymalware

John, As this seems to be an NVDA problem, it would have been fine to ask on the main group. But, before you do, please try The Most Basic Troubleshooting Steps for Suspected NVDA Issues then report

I have the late Windows 10 and NVDA, and I am using a Braille display and no speech. The Chrolme browser used to start at the adress and search bar. now NVDA says new tab and I cn't get the adress

Thank you and others who have discussed the question. I had read things in looking into the question I wasn't sure I fully understood. What you are saying goes along with my understanding of

On Mon, Nov 21, 2022 at 02:35 AM, Gene wrote: Also, I connected a computer to my network a day or two ago that may have malware. Again, does the public setting protect my malware free computer from

On Mon, Nov 21, 2022 at 02:35 AM, Gene wrote: My connection is currently set to public.- If I were using a shared network, even in an apartment building that supplies one, I would leave the WiFi

On Mon, Nov 21, 2022 at 04:45 AM, Brian's Mail list account wrote: put in public hot spots,- If they're unsecured/open (that is, you don't need a password to join the network) then they are "open

I will say this as simply as I can: Your best predictor of future infection is your history of past infection. If you've been using a decent security suite for years, and you can't remember the last