Bhavya, you don't tell us which keyboard it is. Many keyboards have a key combination to disable such behavior, ie, I remember having to press the fn & esc keys simultaneously to disable that sort of

Molly, going into the bios would possibly help w/an internal keyboard, but would have no effect on an external 1. This comment is not to be critical in any way. You just strike me as someone who wants

Nimer's cool, yall. Not on a power trip or anything like that.

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Hello, Greg. I really wasn't able to look much at the source because it appears you've got some sort of proprietary Javascript framework running, which, if I'm at all correct, is not helping your caus

Greg, the up & down arrow keys did that, sort of.

Ryan, do you have any addons running w/NVDA? Because ctrl c does work as expected. Also, do any of the apps at work hijack this keystroke?

It does announce "copy to clipboard".

Well, weirdly enough, it does do this in Firefox, but not in Word, Notepad, etc. They really should make that consistent, & they should make it suchvvv that announcement could be toggled on/off as des

Quentin, you wrote: "Did you mention in one email further in the thread that copying with control+c is working in Word but not Firefox? " I did. The copy/paste function works in both cases, but only i

Maybe, Tyler, but the other side of the coin is that you're at least a little more likely to get a vetted app from these app stores.

The other thing to check, folks, is whether you have audio effects turned on. This seems to cause NVDA real problems.

Billy, please check nvda help menu (nvda+n, h, then q for commands quick reference). Or u for userguide.

Brian V's cool.

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& there are some times when neither enter or spacebar work to activate a link. In cases like that, you either employ the elements list (NVDA f7), choose the element/object you want, & activate it, or

Looks like it's a fault in the audio themes addon. Are you running that, Sarah? If so, could you please try disabling it to see if the problem continues?

Sarah, have you updated this addon recently? If not, that may be the key to fixing this problem. It seems as though the log is flagging a coding error/incompatibility, which I'm pretty sure will be fi

That's where I saw it.

But, as I suspect you already know, Brian V, catastrophic failure for a blind person & catastrophic failure for a sighted person are 2 very different things, if only because it can be difficult to res

You've gotta be able to boot to a certain point first in order to do that, Lino. Even in safe mode, if you can't enable sound via registry fixes suggested here, you are, to put none too fine a point o

Hey Brian V, just FYI, here's the msg I get when trying to use the .reg file you provided."Cannot import D:\abletec\Downloads\asus\Sound_in_Safe_Mode\Sound_in_Safe_Mode_RegFile.reg: Not all data was s