I presume you mean you have managed to bring up Task Manager, but it's not behaving as expected. There were some significant changes in Task Manager with the introduction of Windows 10, and there is

It does work with JAWS and there is really no reason why it couldn't work with NVDA.

Hello! I have activated that but somehow it does not work. Why? Gesendet von Mail für Windows 10 Von: Brian Vogel Gesendet: Donnerstag, 16. Juli 2020 18:36 An: nvda@nvda.groups.io Betreff:

While this is indeed true, CTRL+ALT+Delete has never been removed as an invocation for Task Manager. It should invoke Task Manager in all versions of Windows, up through and including the latest

We’ve moved on from XP Its now ctrl+shift+esc

Hi, To open Task Manager, press Control+Shift+Escape. In order for nVDA to respond when you press Control+Alt+Delete, NVDA must be configured to load in secure screens (NVDA

I don't know what, if anything control alt delete does in Windows 10. To bring up the task manager, the command, for many versions of Windows has been control shift escape. Gene

Hello! NVDA does not react when I press ctrl+alt+delete to see the taskmanage, and other Options. Is ther a solving? Thanks and greetings Gesendet von Mail für Windows 10

Hi, I bet NVDA is handling all events at once for this situation. Fixing this is a bit hard: 1. This is hardware-specific: a system with an IR (infrared) camera must be required to troubleshoot this

I wouldn't assume it’s a bug. Screen-readers function in complex environments and at times things happen that cause minor anomalies that don't matter. I suspect in this case, that the

Yep! It’s definitely an issue. I’ve had it happen several times already, and I have someone at work who uses Jaws and reports the same issue as well. -- Laughingthunder

Short of having NVDA route the mouse pointer to the inaccessible item, and clicking the mouse, no. It has to do with the way the website is coded. These things happen when websites are not coded

My work laptop is running Windows 10 Pro and has Windows Hello enabled for face recognition at the logon screen. There are three messages spoken aloud as the system attempts to authenticate you:

Can any of these "certain websites" be shared? It's far better to have an example to work with whenever possible. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1909, Build 18363 Science has become

Hello all! I have two Problems. 1. For some weeks I can't navigate by the Routing-keys when being in edit mode of a cell. I have tried to activate or deactivate the direct editing of cells in the

Hettie, at times you might need to use the NvDA key + numpad /, to route mouse cursor to current position, followed by just the numpad / to then click the mouse button, or else, try the NVDA key +

That's not surprising. Increasing numbers of antivirus programs don't work with screen-readers. It may work with JAWS; you might want to try JAWS to see but I'm far from optimistic. If you are

Hello there, It looks as though the new McAffee antivirus doesn't work with N'Vda.  It simply says:  "Chrome:  Cannot read old Chrome."

Another way that may work is to move the mouse to the control and clicking it. If the person is using the desktop layout, do the following: Be on the control. Issue the command numpad enter numpad

The website may be refreshing, but may not be alerting him to the fact that changes have occurred. Otherwise he could try focussing the review cursor on the button or link (Section 5.5 of