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Re: auto run file

Search thoroughly on the internet and you will find there are risk free ways to do this. I wouldn't, however, recommend it to anyone without technical knowledge. On 3/22/2019 1:48

By Jaffar Sidek <jaffar.sidek10@...> · #58962 ·

Re: auto run file

Well, the questioner didn't specifically say what he wanted that feature for. Probably he has 2 pcs and he wants to install a portable copy on his thumb drive to use it on the one that

By Jaffar Sidek <jaffar.sidek10@...> · #58961 ·

Re: auto run file

Also, you said, if you put yourself at risk, not others. If a machine becomes infected, it may cause problems for others, not just you. It may be part of a botnet and take part in denial of service

By Gene · #58960 ·

Re: auto run file

The whole point of having NVDA on a thumb drive is to run it on other machines where it isn't installed. Why would you want to run it on your own machine from a thumb drive in the first place? I

By Gene · #58959 ·

Re: auto run file

Yes. But there are ways, and there are ways. And as long as you run it on your own computer and put yourself at risk and not others, then it will still work just as long as you know what

By Jaffar Sidek <jaffar.sidek10@...> · #58958 ·

Re: changing when Windows automatically checks for updates

Hi, I've done that, but it only seems to effect when Windows won't start to complete updates, not when Windows actually automatically checks for updates. Travis On 3/21/2019

By Kwork · #58957 ·

Re: changing when Windows automatically checks for updates

Settings, last item, then windows update. It's there. Check for active hours. I've done this w/ nvda. Take care

By Sarah k Alawami · #58956 ·

changing when Windows automatically checks for updates

How do I change the time of day when Windows 10 automatically checks for updates. Right now it's doing so exactly at 7:29 pm, and I feel the slight bit of sluggishness when it does. I'd like it to

By Kwork · #58955 ·

Re: auto run file

Hi Just tried it with another voice off the USB stick and it is loading off the USB stick and not the computer. It also looks as though now you do not have to put in the backslash like before for

By hurrikennyandopo ... · #58954 ·

Re: auto run file

Hi again You could also try the following this is more if you only have the nvda files on the USB stick but not in the nvda directory. Press the Windows key + letter R then type in the following

By hurrikennyandopo ... · #58953 ·

Re: auto run file

Windows doesn't run autorun files automatically any longer from thumb drives as a security measure against malicious code running. You can run Narrator, run NVDA, then close Narrator. Gene

By Gene · #58952 ·

Re: auto run file

Hi If i remember right the auto play function was turned off back in Windows 7 or was it 8? If you want stuff to autoplay you will need to turn it on in your machine. It will work on a CD but do not

By hurrikennyandopo ... · #58951 ·

Re: Sending Logs

hi. send it hear, (but copy peist the content), because if i am correct, you cant send attachment hear. or send it to info@... -- By God, were I given all the seven heavens with all they

By zahra · #58950 ·

Re: auto run file

For all practical intents and purposes, no. Autorun is a function of Windows, and it has been turned off for ages now because it became apparent that it posed a significant security threat not too

By Brian Vogel · #58949 ·

Re: auto run file

Hi Keryn. Here is a sample of an Autorun.inf file. Copy the below code: [autorun] ;Open=NVDA.exe ShellExecute=NVDA.exe UseAutoPlay=1 Save the

By Jaffar Sidek <jaffar.sidek10@...> · #58948 ·

auto run file

hi guys is it possible to create an auto run file to place on a flash drive, so that the portable copy of NVDA will launch as soon as the flash drive is placed into the USB port? if so how can

By Kerryn Gunness <k_gunness@...> · #58947 ·

Sending Logs

For quite some time, I've been having the same intermittent issues as Rosemary and others with NVDA losing speech. For me, it happens most of the time when I'm in Word but occasionally occurs in

By Abbie Taylor · #58946 ·

Re: another Zotero question

hi, To do intext, in word, choose ad/edit citation in word, then find the article in the folders, then tab to first edit box, type the page number, tab twice, choose page in combobox and press

By enes sarıbaş · #58945 ·

Re: Does NVDA support for Bong VarioPro80 braille display?

Hello, Baum created a driver for Vario pro devices, that is vario pro braille displays 80 and 64, taso modules etc. Unfortunately the driver is being not further developed because Baum is

By Adriani Botez · #58944 ·

Re: nvda crashes

Hi Rosemary, Disregard my message, I got it thanks,

By Gary Metzler · #58943 ·

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