I wasn't responding to your message. I was responding to the one below my answer, to Brian's message the Brian at Blue Yonder. Gene On 7/5/2022 9:42 AM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:

Yes, this has already been discussed per the group archives. Use the mobile site for now, I have for years, I dont' even touch the real facebook site as it is cludgy at best.

Yes, I did, nvda was from a verified developer. If you hit yes, the dialogue will keep appearing, only from the EXE though if you run it in admin mode via the properties in the eXE file. Nd now since

You could not do this with this nasty bug. Looks like someone might need to put this on github as if some unsuspecting user might do this and be up until 11 PM like I was.

Yes exactly. In my case it was located at c:\program files (x86)\nvda\nvda.exe, then you do the rest of the steps. It will be annoying.

Not sure if someone noticed odd and strange things when reading the news feeds in website for facebook.com and I just thought something with my computer. However, after taking place to reboot my

Also, and I saw this quite a while ago, but it seems to me that there is or was an occasion when users were advised to run NVDA as an administrator. I think it may have not been recommended but

Hi all, Has anyone used the platform called gumroad at gumroad.com? I can create my account and login but to download material, There is a strange tree view which I am unable to navigate to child

What about running as administrator using the exe file and not using the properties of the exe file? If you open the context menu when on the exe file, run as administrator is one item.

UAC asks about a specific program, if you want to allow it to make changes on your machine. When this happened, did you listen to the full message each time to see what was named? Also, you

Hi all, A major bug was discovered with July 4th try build resulting in inability to download add-on updates under some circumstances. This is now resolved in July 5th try

Can you get to NVDA.Exe in Program Files X86 using fileExplorer and access the properties using alt+Enter? Even though it may not be regularly used it’s always useful to have the NVDA shortcut

Rui Fontes, Thank you for your advice. Rui Fontes 於 5/7/2022 08:41 寫道:

Ah sorry missed that - yes I can repro doing it that way. Nasty. So I'm pretty sure the advice for this is ..... Please don't do that. -- Quentin Christensen Training and Support Manager Web:

This is not how you do it to trigger this bug. You need to open nvda.exe properties, the target of the shortcut, not the shortcut.

Just thinking on this some more: - Running NVDA in safe mode likely won't fix a misbehaving add-on - and may only give it more access to the PC to misbehave in. - If you do want to run NVDA (or any

I just opened the shortcut properties, went to compatibility and checked "run as administrator". When I OK'd the change and went to run NVDA, I got the UAC dialog as expected, I pressed ALT+Y to

No, this is literally a loop. I’m not about to try to reproduce this as getting out of it was a mess! That was a very, very nasty bug. And for anyone that has User Account Control on and does this,

Are you sure its a loop and not just multiple bits of the same software asking for permission? I had that even on Windows 7 which is why, and I know plenty of people disagree with this, I turned it

Tyler is correct. Steps to reproduce. 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, then ok. 5.