Well, since I never leave my computer on for long, I'd never seen this at all. I found out quite early on that hibernate, standby and other ways to improve boot up time caused all sorts of problems in

hi! I don’t think there will be any issues since it’s web-based.

I really don’t know if its an NVDA or an FF issue or not, but I’ve been having a really bad problem when I write any edit fields. I’m running FF 60.01. NVDA reads what I type in very slowly. I

Hi could that one be Danial? And if it is would you be using the high quality version of that for or just the normal one? -- Casey

Hi Awesome, does that work under windows 10 as well?

Hi, My favorite synthecizer is vocalizer. I can’t remember it’s name off hand, but I’m using a very clear, UK male voice.

Hi all, got some good news, and just wondering about NVDA with VMware Horizon. I recently landed a technical support job with a company called Transcom. I will be helping phone and Internet customers

I don't remember why I shut it down the first time but rebooted twice because NVDA was not reading my documents properly, I don't know how to explain other than to say it would read a line and then

 Thanks Brian I will definitely do that!

Another way to do that is to browse to a file, and press shift + applications, and then the letter A and the path will be in the clipboard. Glenn

HI Erik, I've used nvda and chattyinfty for math, but it won't help you that much without inftyreader. You need to convert the documents to a format that chattyinfty can read, for it the latter to

Do other sounds work? I think the sound you are describing is one Windows sound, which isn't working. This sounds to me like the kind of problem that should be solved by running a restore point. If

You said you had to reboot a number of times yesterday. Why? Did you have freezes? If you suddenly lose Windows sounds, and everything else works properly, you can look in the volume control

 Thanks Brian I will definitely do that!

Danni, If it turns out that your Windows sound output has been muted, be certain to ask your computer guy if there is a key or key sequence on your keyboard you can hit to unmute it (or to

 I've not had this happen before so I have no clue if I have that specific key or not so I'll ask my computer guy about it or check my settings on the computer!

That's the presumption I'm operating on, too. I have a friend who's an avid NVDA user and who's accidentally muted her Windows sound output in the past. Luckily the keyboard she has actually has a

NVDA is speaking fine now yesterday it kept double talking so shut it down for a couple hours since a reboot did no good but sounds lost are the ping it makes when am at the top or bottom of a

My apologies, I misread in that it's the file location you're trying to find. Are you using a standard account or an account with admin privileges? I always use my account which has admin

 The only question I can answer is windows 7! am guessing with those questions it's not nvda that had the sounds but my computer? if that's the case I'll ask my computer guy about it!