I thought of that after replying to Joseph. That should work too.

What I used to do is to just keep a copy of the file and put it in the new version. Gene

Simply because I didn't want to restart my computer first before the NVDA downgrade as I was also doing other things. A temporary workaround I know, but workable for the sake of laziness. :)

my laptop supports only 32bit version of windows. thanks gene for your clarification. yes, i wish to learn installing windows xp and become independent from getting help from sighted assistance or

Hi, What happens if a new build comes out and the file gets replaced? For this reason, I recommend switching to 2018.2.1 if you do not wish to hear error tones. Cheers, Joseph

We'll see how this works. I'm using a blank txt file renamed to error.wav. So far so good. NVDA complained about me backing up from the Beta to an older version, so left it to try this

Oh, never thought of that. Thank you. :)

Sean, Below is a list of the differences between NTSC and Pal. If the disk was purchased or created in the western hemisphere, it is most likely NTSC. The short list below shows the differences in

Well if it is ntsc I'd try to get it in pal format. If it is a different regon or says its paralel imported then you may have a problem. Yes you can play them, no its not straight forward.

Hi, everyone, I finally was able to get the movie to play with VLC media player. It'll take some time getting used to it but I think I'll be able to work with it. Thank you all for your

True. Didn’t such a wav file exists. I mean I understand why NV Access has to do that, but when you are just reading something simple as HTML content via email or on the web etc. It gets annoying.

You can substitute another wave file for that one if you wish. Do you want to hear any notification of errors? If not, you can use a silent wave file. Gene

But are you saying that you can do this using a Windows 7 PE environment? If so, you appear to say that it is rather complicated and requires two hard drives. Gene

Hi, Sean, My sister was the one who bought it for me for my birthday. I'll have to ask her about it.

I'm thinking about switching myself. That sound is annoying, and makes my tinnitus scream in agony. As I have heard it can't be turned off, I think it's back to non alpha/beta builds I go.

Yeah yeah I know about my subject line, but anyway. I’m torn as to if I should continue to use alpha or betas of NVDA anymore. No.1 reason is the error piano sound. When I open certain emails that

Boy, we're side-looping now, but if there is anyone who needs to have XP running in a virtual box under Windows 10 it's definitely possible:

Well if its in a different it could be ntsc. Don't ask me what pal or ntsc are, all I know is that pal is what all western players run and ntsc is probably japanese or something its an older

 You can, you will need a 2nd hard drive though, and you will install the files to it, and then put it in the computer your going to use it in, then you will start the machine and it will go

Well you can run xp on a win10 environment, its not the version but if its 32 or 64 bit. You can install any 64 bit os on a 64 bit environment of windows, right now that includes xp 64 bit and up if