Hi Gene,

As for me, yes, I'm using Windows 10 build 1909 and the latest stable
release of NVDA.

Lisa P. Geibel
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On 12/10/2019 6:38 AM, Gene wrote:
> Are those having the problem using Windows 10?  I've never had it
> happen in Windows 7 or XP.
> Gene
> ----- Original Message -----
> *From:* Lisa P Geibel <mailto:lisapgeibel429@...>
> *Sent:* Tuesday, December 10, 2019 5:11 AM
> *To:* nvda@nvda.groups.io <mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io>
> *Subject:* Re: [nvda] NVDA sometimes loses control and needs to be
> restarted
>
> Hi Vincent and others,
>
> SMILE I hate to break your heart, but you're not the only person this
> happens to. I was very glad to see your message and know that I'm not
> the only one it happens to. It is a fairly easy fix as you said, but can
> get to be a bother and you're right, it does seem to happen when I'm
> trying to do multiple things, but it can also happen when I'm just in
> the middle of an email. My husband thought it could be TWBlue instead of
> NVDA as that program does take a lot of resources, but I unloaded TWBlue
> and was still having problems, so I'm thinking as I first thought that
> it's something with NVDA and hopefully it will get fixed in the next
> update.
>
> Lisa P. Geibel
> For Mine and Marcus's Christian and Messianic audio show, call
> 631-403-1002 and press 9997 for that show.
> For Marcus's Big Brother breaking news and shows, call the same number
> above, but press 9998 for that show.
> For either show, once you're in, press 1, then 0
> If you want to hear previous shows, after dialing the above phone
> number and choosing which show you want, press 2.
> We'd love to hear from anyone about these shows and thank you for
> listening.
> email:
> lisapgeibel429@... <mailto:lisapgeibel429@...>
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> On 12/10/2019 5:55 AM, Vincent Le Goff wrote:
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> >
> > This has been happening for some time, on so many computers and with
> > so many different NVDA versions I can't believe I would be the only
> > one to see this, and it's not a huge inconvenience, but it's strange
> > and might be worth looking into.  Regardless of the activity sometimes
> > NVDA "loses control".  The key hooks (the NVDA key and all the
> > shortcuts associated with it) stop working.  Using the numeric keypad
> > works as would without NVDA.  Pressing Caplocks, which is a NVDA key
> > for me, triggers the CapLock function.  NVDA still works somewhat and
> > tries to report information, but one can't open the NVDA menu, read
> > the time, look at the window title or indeed do lots of things
> > controlled directly by NVDA.
> >
> >
> > When does it happen?  I've tried to reproduce the issue and it's
> > tricky.  It never seems to happen at a given time or in any given
> > application.  All I know is that it seems to "lose control" when a lot
> > of memory is required by other applications, which creates some kind
> > of lag.  So this happens in a browser when the site has a lot of
> > scripts for instance.  This can happen in Word if the document is
> > long.  This can happen while the Windows CLI is opened and a
> > "demanding" task is running.  This can happen when lots of update
> > information is sent to NVDA (the message queue gets long). It happens
> > more frequently if the machine on which NVDA runs doesn't have a lot
> > of memory.  It sounds like a Windows lock, not NVDA's fault, but is
> > there a workaround?  Restarting NVDA and the delay it causes isn't
> > really annoying, but it's definitely strange.
> >
> >
> > Most important question though: has anyone noticed this problem? Or am
> > I the only lucky one?  Does happen!
> >
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> >
> > Vincent
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>