Well I'm not so sure this is the whole story. I notice that the same argument is going on on the hardware front now. IE a smart phone can do most of what a media player, OCR machine, and navigational

You can get the list of options for the command version of the format program by typing “format /?” at the command prompt. Below is the result from the latest version of Windows 10. Formats a

Unfortunately though, those who traditionally offered the training, do not have the resources to provide it any more. Its certainly the case in the UK as the Government increasingly tries to get

Hi Joseph! I think what you proposed is a good idea, because it might get more NVDA beginners to join the NVDACon 2018. Learning some beginning tech support from it being well explained, would be

One of thee big problems for those who watch DVDs on their computers is that the menu for finding the AD version is often unreadable for us. BBC did make a self voicing menu, but it seems not to have

Hi I agree about players providing their own software. They could simply auto format flash drives on insertion, with a prompt of course. The problem with the companies providing their own software

Hi, Just tested it: from the command line: format f: /fs:fat32 and it works fine. -- Michel Such

Hi Thanks a lot for that little script, it was exactly what I was looking for. Something to put on my desktop to to click on when I get a new flash drive. Looking at the code, it seems to ask which

Just in case I was thinking of this from my Windows 7 machine. Does this work in 10? @echo off set /p drive= Which stick should I use? echo Please wait... format

Thanks a lot, Bavyah! That is so great! I can visualize the screen pretty well. NVDA has really helped with me using golden Cursor, because I can memorize the pixel positions that golden Cursor gives

Hmm, this would be important to know as the majority of audio players for the blind that play ram sticks will not read ntfs. I'm sure you know most of these players only work on the order of files

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If you use Fat that will cope with files bigger than 4GB Sent from my iPhone

Shaun Everiss <sm.everiss@...> wrote: NTFS is harder on flash memory than fat 32. That's why you almost never get flash drives in NTFS, unless they are really large ones like 128 gb and up. The

No this aint windows fault to be honest. Here is the fat system. 01mb and lower to 2gb= fat16. 2gb to 32 gb = fat 32. So its above fat 32. You know I really think talking book players should

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Hi Would you be willing to post that for me? I believe I’m on the right group but I’m not positive. I can’t say absolutely that it’s universal, but the fat32 option is gone on every single

Dear all, The 21st century 11-year-old is expected to be a proficient user of tech, and I fulfilled that expectancy at that age too… until I lost all my remaining vision and was forced to start from

Whenever you discuss this question, you never put it in the context that I've discussed. Have you ever tried to find out or kept track of how many people who don't like Eloquence or Via Voice are

Hi, How about with other flash drives? If it is universal, then it is better to post it on Win10 forum as an advisory. Cheers, Joseph