If you are using One Core voices, I’ve seen some sort of discussion before about how you can speed them up. I don’t recall what was said but if you open the voice dialog, control NVDA key v, and

I only found a few voices when I went into the NVDA menu. Around four or five of them actually. I chose the Hazel voice. I haven't tried that. Please be blessed and be safe. Thank you, Lexi

See Also: The Most Basic Troubleshooting Steps for Suspected NVDA Issues The keystrokes to run the COM Registration Fixing Tool: NVDA+N,T,R followed by hitting Enter and following the prompts. Do

Hi, I think I know the answer, but are you perhaps using the default voice that comes with Windows? If so (Windows OneCore), try enabling rate boost (NVDA

No, I didn't even know that was a thing. I just started using NVDA a few days ago when my Jaws license expired. please be blessed and be safe. Thank you, Lexi

The standard first question (or one of them): Have you run the NVDA COM Registration Fixing Tool? -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 20H2, Build 19042 Always remember others may hate you

Hello everyone, may I please have some help adjusting my speech rate? NVDA says it's at 100%, but it's still speaking very slowly. Any help that you all can offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank

What sort of cases are there where noticeable improvements in NVDA might be made by making some of the changes discussed? As I use it, delays are so slight that I haven’t even given them more than

Hi, In the long run, pure 64-bit will be the norm, but then enterprises might argue that they still need 32-bit components for some tasks. But then the days of enterprises arguing over upgrade

I don’t know what the usage would be on a typical consumer machine these days but my main ;point is that many people seem to think that when you are buying a computer, you need to worry about NVDA.

Hi Joseph, The 32 bit problem would be less though I would think. As time has gone on, more and more apps are pure 64 bit, Microsoft is also dropping support for 32 bit windows as

I’ll read your message more than once. I think I have sort of an idea of what you are saying. I should add that the usage on my machine would be lower than I said. I don’t know how much, but I

Your right its not and it is not continual usage like with screen records like OBS or video editing. Screen readers uses small amounts and ram is mannaged a lot better not. I maxed

you can find computers with 1tb ssd all day on amizon and newegg. Even if you have to get a system with spinning drives cheep. You can get a 1tb ssd drive for under $70 at both of the above places.

Hi, Cython might help to make NVDA code compile under a C++ compiler such as Microsoft Visual C++ compiler, but then it will raise questions such as dealing with C extensions and how to make NVDA’s

Hi Gene, I have a top of the line mobile processor in this notebook. An AMD R7 Ryzen 4800H, with 8 cores, 16 threads, that can boost to 4.4 GHZ on all 8 cores. On this machine, NVDA CPU

Hi Joseph, Would cythonizing NVDA improve this situatuation though? Or making a native 64 bit version to talk to 64 bit apps? Also, isn't one reason for the CPU usage NVDA not

Hi, Actually, way less than 90 percent is unused because one must think about the following kinds of software a processor can be told to run: Operating system (a typical operating system consists of

Hi, As Enes may have pointed out in a later message, it would have been considered low usage as old as late 2000’s; not much these days: In late 1990’s, CPU speed (clock frequency) was measured

I can’t tell if and to what extent you are disagreeing with me. I’m saying the following though I may not have expressed it clearly: I don’t think that that amount of resource use is anything