It doesn't seem to be something which only works on insider builds / 21H2. I too am running 21H1 (Windows 10 (64-bit) Version: 2009, Build: 19043), and audio ducking is working for me also. Maybe

I asked about this before but I have seen no response. A friend has a problem that while running NVDA if he up arrows it takes more than a second to hear a response. Also if he is idol for more than

Subject says it all. This transcends NVDA versions and versions of Firefox. I am happily writing a comment. Then, I write a word, and it wants me to tag someone. I cannot seemingly get to where I can

- I don't need it. Millions of people use MS-Office with Screen Readers, NVDA being among them. While there is the odd problem here and there, they simply work together. He is ill-informed. Period,

Thanks. It is factory specification — and the only two applications I downloaded to the device was student Office 365 and NVDA.

Thanks, it was reset — by Microsoft. But the operating system was not uninstalled and reloaded… Kate

Gaurav Singh SUPPORT ENG Office Core I can provide his telephone number and email if you would like. I was surprised that he indicated that it was a incompatibility with NVDA because of the US

- That's a change (even if it's a long ago change). In my day-to-day travels, setting up a completely new machine for a client only happens once every few years, so I tend t, forget what I see as

I'm encountering an intermittent restarting of NVDA while I'm using chrome. It is only happening on some web pages, and I haven't figured out a common thread yet. This happened before and after

"Brian Vogel" <britechguy@...> wrote: Not Really. Windows 10 starts the default name of the computer, regardless if it is a desktop or laptop, with the 'desktop' suffix for a long time now so

- You could do a Reset as well, but it is not as "clean" as either a Repair Install with the ISO nor a completely clean reinstall. When I am trying to start with an utterly clean slate, which I am

Don't think you would have to do a clean install from a flash drive. If you start typing in reset in the start menu it gives you options to do a clean install of windows. Kenny

- The fact that the device name includes, "DESKTOP," on a laptop unit is peculiar. I would really suggest, at this point, that you start from scratch, and by that, I mean really from scratch, starting

- And, I'm sad to say, this is an engineer who does not know what he or she is talking about. Screen readers and Office have been working together, very well, for many years now. I haven't had a

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Thanks, a Microsoft engineer was the individual who removed most of the applications, trying to narrow down the issue. The university tried to help, contacting Microsoft Premier Support -- because I

Remove McAfee, for starters. It would not shock me, one bit, if that fixes the problem right there. You have never mentioned what comes back if you hit the Windows Key, type winver, and hit enter.

I hope you weren't too inconvenienced by having almost everything removed. I am not a tech and those who are may disagree, but this seems to me like incompetent troubleshooting.

I am using student version downloaded from a university in the US. It is free, offered to every student enrolled. I am using a new laptop with 8RAM. Almost everything except Office, McAffee and NVDA

- There is a huge difference between having a strong connection to cloud storage (and other bits), which Microsoft 365 does, and web-based. Microsoft 365 is not web-based in any conventional sense of