I hope it works. My answer was premised on the hope that when you set another screen-reader to run at the login screen, it will not run, as NVDA does, when you open or close programs. I hope that is

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Thanks, Shaun. I was thinking about the similarities in the computers, who set them up etc. and there are none except the password for log on was disabled so we can just use the computer without

Hi, So, you want to talk to an NVDA programmer? No need to write to us directly – I am an NVDA programmer/code contributor. Based on the discussion I’m seeing in front of me, we need to clarify

Well there are 2 options. 1, start nvda at the windows logon screen. This is usefull if you have more than 1 account, keep this off on a public computer if if you don't want nvda starting at

 Hi Brian,Gene/ and list I do not have jaws and will not use jaws and as Brian said won't fix the issue really in a logical way but I appreciate the thought. I am asking if anyone has am nvda

I appreciate that Gene and we'll try it. I wish we could figure out what's happening, though. 3 of our computers and my sister's as well all windows 10. We tried a reinstall too, did that first ages

I have not been able to find contact information for the developer of this adddon. If you can help please do. ****** If we don't take time to think before we speak we may find ourselves in a situation

In case my previous answer wasn't clear, I'll add that in a previous post, the person presenting the problem stated that the only way he/she found to stop the behavior was to turn off run at boot

It isn't intended to be a solution. its a work around, allowing the sighted person to use the computers without NVDA starting whenever another program is started. It would also allow the blind

Hi, Has anyone had an issue with NVDA where it will not read a misspelled word or the sentence containing a misspelled word in spell check? I'm running Office 2016 and I'm having that issue. Please

It can, but that's not likely to solve what appears to be the core problem: NVDA coming back on as programs are opened. This is extremely atypical behavior, as you well know. Something else is afoot

I suggest installing JAWS and having it run at startup and not having NVDA do so. A very good example of where having more than one screen-reader is very useful. Or, if Narrator can run on the

When you know there are thousands, nay, millions who are not having this issue it clearly points to something idiosyncratic to your computers, and likely caused secondary to something you've done.

I disabled use nvda on and it didn't work the only thing that worked was to disable start nvda with windows but then it won't start up automatically when the computer does as I need it to. So either

Oh, thanks! I'll need this to count words when I write essays for my English courses, and to count words in my students' writing tasks when preparing for English exams.... Very welcome add-on at

Wow guys! Many thanks! I'll have great use for this one! Ciao, Ollie

You guys rock! Being able to try Jaws for a few months, one realy values all that NVDA and you guys who develop AddOns do to better daily our efficiency! I just couldn’t resist! Keep up the great

I haven't used the add-on but itss reading information Dropbox displays, not changing or misreading it. My Dropbox often displays two days as the time. At first, I thought that was really the

I think there may be something wrong with the latest version of the Dropbox add on. I just uploaded a file and while I was checking it, it kept saying the time left was 2 plus days!  It actually just