Run the COM Registration Fixing tool in the tools submenu of the NVDA menu. That may solve all your problems. It registers some dll files that may become unregistered for one reason or another and

I would be tempted to do a Windows Re-install with all these difficulties with the core functioning of my main screenreader. However assuming that you want to stick with your setup and do not want

I use the tree view to get to places quickly. Aside from drive C I have E, F, H, K, and N as well as needing to get to Dropbox quickly. Can you imagine all the backspacing I would have to do?

The problem still exists. I noticed that when I press windows +t to bring up the task bar it says unknown there too. I have done the following: Run restore Uninstalled NVDA Deleted the NVDA folder

Hi, Try the following in the order shown: Restart NVDA while focused on these apps. Restart the computer. Run “COM registration fixing tool” – NVDA menu/Tools/Run COM registration fixing tool

Now when I go to chrome it only says unknown. In IE it only reads the title bar. In Edge I get a little more but it drags a lot before saying anything. ****** character is found in how you treat

It isn’t a question of right or wrong. Your synthesizer may respond, or respond as you wish at fifthy percent. But Eloquence users would find fifthy percent to be very piercing and extremely

Its interesting. You have established that the tree view is workihng properlhy but that NVDA isn’t recognizing it. Are you pursuing this because you particularly want to use the tree view instead

Hi Maybe I've been doing it wrong all these years then. I use 50% to make it obvious because I find 30% can be indistinct in some cases. At least when Colin experiences the output for whatever

I checked the advance option in settings and the box was unchecked. I did look at what it offered but all it did was to cause me to scratch my head. So I turned it back off. ****** character is

Here is an update. I discovered that when I shift tab to where the tree view is suppose to be and I know the first two letters of where I am trying to get to I find I am in the correct place. Even

That is not correct. Fifty percent is extrremely too high pitched for some synthesizers. It may be alright for others. the default is 30 percent and I wouldn't assume that that is remotely correct

Hi Use NVDA+Control+k to open the Keyboard settings dialog and ensure the check box entitled "Beep if typing lowercase when caps lock is on" is checked. This will cause a beep to sound if you type a

Hi Have a look under the following 2 sections in nvda. Press the nvda key + letter N then go to preferences then right to settings then press the enter key. The

I suspect you are using the illegal add-on which isn’t supported on the list. the list can’t, for legal reasons, support oor assist in using such software. If you want Eloquence that functions

That's awesome you got a Bluetooth speaker. I got a rechargeable flashlight. I can see a little, so I find it very useful, especially for at night.

You might be onto something there I am using eloquence which did not come as part of the initial NVDA download thoughts welcome and thanks Colin

OK, click on the link below for Annie Lennox and friends doing Winter Wonderland; and you'll like that speaker even more! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoraVkKtKzY

happy post Xmas. I have a bluetoothSpeaker. I love it so much

You should hear a beep if the caps lock is on and you use the shift key and type a letter. NVDA by default raises the pitch of capital letters. If you don’t hear that, what synthesizer are you