Nope. Just elevate the shortcut. Jason Bratcher

Yes always use phones for any meetings with audio, since it will muck up the programs attempt to figure out who hears what. I tend to use some over ear phones and a tie clip mike, but then I have the

Is there any way in Windows 11 to go back to a time when it did work? I use erunt on Windows as it can put back old registries that it saves every day. However, your problem could be perhaps that some

I don't use that feature but without having tried it, it appears that the same interface comes up and that it is just as accessible. This is an excellent example of how people who want to

Not necessarily. Just having a log telling you what is occurring doesn't mean the solution would be any different. Probably, going into safe mode was the only solution short of something like

In t-bird 102, does the control-shift-K still work as great as it does using NVDA for filtering messages with different characteristics in headers like "messages with attachments," or

You could have used the “log” to pound the computer into submission. Lee Jones Access Technology Trainer Brisbane North Vision Australia 373 Old Cleveland Road Coorparoo QLD 4151 Work Days:

I actually don’t have that issue, I’m using a usb headset for teams and for nvda both running through the same card, but yeah maybe my card is better than my internal. Good to know though.

Hello. Running Windows 11 21H2 (x64) build 22000.739 on an alianware machine and chrome 100.x, I think. I’m trying to restore some files and folders via the backblaze service. I used to be able to

Janet, The other thing to remember is when in a team meeting, if you get NVDA speaking through the same soundcard, some kind of audio ducking may take place. I get this a lot with my work

I doubt a log is going to help in this case. In theory this should not have happened. Oh well, it’s fixed now, and I learned about safe mode and narrator. So positive things and all. Take care

On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 07:22 PM, Sarah k Alawami wrote: Yes, most of the apps I run actually require admin hence why I went to that step.- Sarah, I have been working with Windows for decades and this

Its odd. I wonder if the log has any useful information. Perhaps a Windows log would contain the information. It sounds as though NVDA is blocking UAC from receiving the yes or no command,

Yes, most of the apps I run actually require admin hence why I went to that step. Btw I did get my add ons working. I’ll speak of that in another thread on here.

On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 02:44 AM, Sarah k Alawami wrote: 1. go to the exe for nvda. 2. click alt enter, or click properties. 3. check run as admin found under the compatibility tab. 4. click apply,

No this is only with nvda. And this is only with the X file not the shortcut.

sometimes, but not always, the shortcut will not let you get to that compatible tab. I’ve seen this in regard to some apps. So now on instinct I try the shortcut forst but if that does not work, I

When I want to run something as an administrator, I use the context menu. I haven't done this enough to be sure, but I think if you are on the program name, such as in the start menu search

Confirmed. The I phone or other smart phones are better with the facebook app. I am using the I phone for facebook. After I left windows 7. I put facebook on the I Phone. I hear people complain that

I'm still intrigued why you went in to find the exe file and changed its properties rather than the shortcut? I must admit I rarely enough need to elevate a program's privileges that I think the