Such is life with software, especially that of the alpha kind. In order to move forward, things are changed. This, unfortunately, breaks backwards compatibility. I will

Hi Carlos, as far as I know they are striving to only break addons once a year at the .1 release. I suggest reading this thread as Joseph Lee's explanations in particular will hopefully give you a

Today I downloaded the alpha version of nvda 2022.1. And, once again add-ons will need to be updated to work with nvda 2022.1. Someone really needs to come up with some kind of add-ons patch that

Block quote: What are you pressing to start say all? There are two of them. One starts from the system cursor, the other one starts from the review cursor. The one that starts from the review cursor

Sorry folks, Didn’t sign my name on last post. Kind regards, Dennis huckle.

Hello all, I can definitely confirm that to do anything in the bios you, like me will need sighted assistance. Of course its really important that you know exactly what you want to achieve so as to

What are you pressing to start say all? There are two of them. One starts from the system cursor, the other one starts from the review cursor. The one that starts from the review cursor doesn't move

While proofreading a long document using say-all, I'd find a place for editing, and hit control to stop speech, but then when I'd arrow through the document, I'd be in a different place. I have focus

Tech support are correct, and narrator wont work within the bios/uefi So you will need sighted help to change the setting unfortunately

Hi Ken You can also download a mcafee removal tool from the mcafee web site. I do not know how accessible it is but it should get rid of the remaining components. Cheers Chris Sent from

When reading begins, press control to stop reading. Then move line by line and you will hear each line and no more until you move to the next line. There is a way to have the web page read but that

HP actually has a BIOS configuration utility that can be used to edit BIOS settings from within Windows. https://ftp.ext.hp.com/pub/caps-softpaq/cmit/HP_BCU.html. this is a command line

This has nothing to do with the screen-reader. Narrator, being another screen-reader, will not work around the problem. If someone didn’t use a screen-reader, the fn keys would function the same

The short answer is no. The long answer is h*** (rhymes w/tech) no. I suggest getting extremely good sighted assistance, because you mess w/the wrong thing in BIOS, and things can go pear-shaped very

Hi NVDA apparently BIOS is set this way in default the HP tech support says that BIOS is outside windows and therefore screen reader won’t work. Will narrator work this way and if not can a blind

My bad, it should read "document format" not page format.

Yes I got it thanks everyone. Saylor Cooper

Hi, I'll try to answer your questions though I for some reason don't fully know what you mean. 1. To read by line usually pressing up or down arrows can work. If you want to read by paragraph press

Hi Saylor, I think you're referring to the reading of tables. You need to go to document formatting settings (NVDA control D), tab a bunch of times, and uncheck "row and column headers" or any of the

You have to go settings, page format, and uncheck columns and rows. This page format section of settings has a huge selection of items to choose from; it is worth reviewing more than once to get