Whether you can turn off the screen or not, you can dim the screen to a point where, I would think, little power would be used and the screen being on would have a negligible effect on running

hi. thanks so much for your reporting this matter. i thought that i am the only person who has this issue. i wish to set basic html view forever. i dont know why it is not working anymore. -- By

hi. what is your previous laptop cpu generation? if i am correct, the laptops which support vga displays, we can turn off the screen. -- By God, were I given all the seven heavens with all they

I see no meaningful benefit to doing any of that. If the computer still works well as it is, you might get more life from it by replacing the hard drive but then again, the hard drive might

That is pretty old. I wonder if it would benefit from a completely clean install of windows and your other applications? That, and replacing the spinning drive with a solid state one if it still has

Hi Group, OK, I should have mentioned this in my original post. The computer is an 8 year old AMD clone with 16 GB RAM and a 6 core processor. -- Signature: For a nation to admit it has done

I wish, but no. A lot of those note taking apps aren't very accessible. I've tried Logseq too. Devin Prater r.d.t.prater@...

Hi all. In my previous laptops there was the option to turn off the display by pressing a key combination. But, with my new laptop which is from the Dell brand this option is not available

Hi all, As the subject indicates, NVDA crashes when opening a media file in VLC portable. Steps to reproduce: Launch VLC; Press <ctrl+o> to bring up the open files dialog; NVDA

This would need to be simple, for the non-audio folks. So, how about a simple Baxandall?? That’s nothing more than the bass and treble controls found on millions of car and home hi-fi stereos.

You would need separate adjustments for base and treble. Having higher values affecting bass and lower values the treble in the same control might be confusing and would limit options. What if

Hi. I'm not a developer so I'm throwing this idea out there in case anyone fancies making it. I think it'd be awesome to have a tone control or an EQ for NVDA's audio output. An

Running it via the batch file I posted the other day might allow you to see the previous log easily, simply go back to before the shut down command in the log and see if anything untoward is happening

I don't consider 2015 old myself, as they seem to work very well even if its still got windows 7 on it as well. I'm at a loss, unless you have something else running like a malware spotter or

Ron Canazzi wrote: What's older? What does winver say when you run it? What kind of sound device? What version of NVDA? What add-ons are you running? Does the same happen with Narrator, if you

Hi, I too seen this with an older windows ten computer. My windows ten computer is 3 years old and I’ve seen this crash with Jaws. Not NVDA. I issued the hot key for NVDA to see if it ran. It did.

I have no such problem and I'm using an old computer. You can find out if NVDA is still running or mostly running buy running another screen-reader while not issuing the run command for

Hi Ron, I'm not sure what yu mean by "older". I am using an hp desktop with a core i5 sixth gen processor with nvda. I bought this pc used about 3 years ago. So it could have been first used in

Hi Group, Has anyone seen something like the following.  I use an older Windows 10 computer for storage and back up. After not touching it for several hours, NVDA does not work. That is to say,

While I think of it, do you have a link to a public page using this we can test with please?-- Quentin Christensen Training and Support Manager Web: www.nvaccess.org Training: