- I am not trying to argue your central point, which is entirely valid, but I can say that I have seen, on more than one occasion, where those who've turned automatic save off wail mightily when hours

Just to add I’m probably going to write a batch file to at least start the xcopy process. This is actually good for when I know I have settings right and then I can use the reverse xcopy command to,

Oh squeak! Thanks! I’ll also be taking a look. Hopefully this procedure will remain the same throughout nvda versions.

Lol. Not just the dummies but the ones who I think the say is fat finger, or in my case butter fingers stuff. I thought ther was an ini or folder somewhere in %appdata% but I can't recall now.

George, Did this issue ever reach the desired resolution? -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H2, Build 19044 The instinctive need to be the member of a closely-knit group fighting

My sister in India is currently going through it and because she has an intellectual disability she doesn’t know she has it. Sigh… Mani

If you uncheck that option you won't accidentally save settings except if you revert to factory settings, for some reason, then shut down NVDA or shut down Windows or the computer spontaneously

Your best option in the first place would be to uncheck the option to save configuration on exit! That way any accidental setting change would not be saved unless of course you save the configuration

Don, See archive message #88235 for the steps to back up the NVDA settings folder. -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H2, Build 19044 The instinctive need to be the member of a closely-knit

I'm pretty sure that there is either a file, or folder, that can be copied off somewhere if one so desires, but I'll let someone else fill in that part. Given the recent conversation about this very

Running latest NVDA on latest Win10 system. Totally my fault I hit some unknown key combinations that messed up my NVDA settings. Then I did the totally wrong thing and restarted NVDA which caused

I have no idea what behaviors you are referring to LOL but I do hope you recover soon. Seems like almost everybody I know is getting Covid lately. Take care.

Oh, interesting. Has this been submitted for review for the nvda official site in case someone wants to use it? Also how secure is the AI in terms of describing images just in case anyone needs to

Seems like it sort of does the same thing windows OCR would do. I used this add on, or a similar one years ago before windows OCR existed.

Hello list, I'm trying to test something for which I require a build of nvdaControllerClient32.dll. Can this still be downloaded somewhere? All the best, Felix

Describes images, for example, a 23-year-old girl with long blond hair, reads texts from photos and recognizes QR codes. There is a translation of the recognized text into another language There is

Quentin, Thanks, very useful. David

Also, I have a number of different versions of NVDA and installers on my machine. I realized that I hadn't tested with the latest version previously. It was 2021.1 beta that I tested

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thanks alexey, i got it.