This does not appear to be an official NVDA add-on, and by that I mean that its developer has never submitted it for vetting and inclusion on the "official add-ons page:" The SpeechHub main page is:

No, I couldn't find it in the installed add-on list.

Double check in Add-Ons Manager (NVDA+N,T,A,Enter) to see whether it's actually not there. I received a message to the same effect about Speech History when I tried to install it two days ago (I

I couldn't install speechhub add-on. When I try to install it, it says 'Failed to install add-on from C:\Users\ytake\Downloads\SpeechHub (1).nvda-addon'. solution?

pycld2 is better it has built in function to split string into languages, but you have to  pip install from github not pypi. The version on pypi has issues on install. 在 2020/5/30 22:16, Tony

There are other models that are also lightweight and portable, for example the Ideapad series. I've been using the Ideapad 720S for over a year now, and I pretty much loved it. I do not really like

All were discussed in the message that started this topic, which is in the NVDA Group Archive. This question can be answered, specific to NVDA users, by Searching the NVDA Group Archive.. Please

what ad-ins do you have besides the one for language that I might be able to take advantage of?

Hello all, Thank you so much for your support and every kind of help! However, I came across another problem that broke the camel's back. After getting the Left Shift to work as an NVDA modifier, I

Exactly. when you correctly press caps+k, caps goes down, k goes down, k goes up and caps goes up. That's reflected in the output, or at least should be. However, your keyboard seems to only support

Isak, If you purchased locally from a brick and mortar store, and they have a floor model, and they're open and allowing any customers in, I'd suggest you go there with a portable copy of

Brian, yes, the BIOS/UEFI updater did not ask for a restart. It seemingly did nothing, just went away. Now I re-mapped Left Shift to Insert and it works just beautifully as an NVDA modifyer key. AS I

Isak, et. al., Just as a side note, but an important one, I have not seen a BIOS/UEFI updater package in years that does not check whether what's already installed has the same or

I checked the UEFI/Bios thing and it is up-to-date. The version shown in the System Information is the same as the one on the support page from 2018.

If you got to a point where you were told to restart the machine to finish, and the machine has actually restarted, you've definitely succeeded. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1909,

Hello, You're absolutely right. When pressing Caps Lock +K, I hear 20, 20, 75, 75. So have I understood correctly that when a key command with two keys works as it should, one will hear the modifier

Try something. Start key test, and press caps+k. You should hear 20, 75, 75, 20. My guess is that instead, you'll hear 20, 20, 75, 75. Also, try that with other keys, for example the key to the left

Hello, First of all, Chris, Windows+B gives the VK codes "91, 66, 91, 66". To me it seems like the keyboard does not allow any other than certain keys to be pressed together with other ones. If I'm in

Isak, There are several things I would suggest you do, the first of which is to make certain that all of the Lenovo supplied drivers are up to date on your machine. The webpage on their

Hi Isak I’ve been following this thread with interest. Out of curiosity, if you run the key test addon and issue the Windows+b command, what VK codes are announced? Cheers Chris