Ok, so now go to the NVDA menu, Tools, Remote. Is it not there? If not, you'll have to check your NVDA log, because there's probably an error. Once we figure out what that is, we can fix it.

Go to the addons manager. What does it say for Remote Support?

You can type that in the address box or the run dialog and it'll bring you right there, even if that isn't enabled. I just tested it. There's also an option in the start menu called Explore NVDA user

This is simply the result of sending an empty message, but nobody bothered to look. The last thing he posted had that as his signature.

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A couple of tips: 1. There's another way to get to the NVDA user configuration directory for installed copies. NVDA installs a shortcut in the start menu called Explore NVDA user configuration directo

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What synthesizer are you using?

NVDA can always get the time. This sounds like a problem with your keyboard. Let's rule that out first. Please do the following: 1. Press NVDA+1 to turn on input help. 2. Press f1 through f12. What do

Check Trust voice's language when processing characters and symbols in the speech settings and try again.

A standard USB keyboard doesn't mean that it will do what you expect it to. It might have a few extra features. Try this: 1. Turn on input help with NVDA+1. 2. Press F10 through F12, then turn off inp

1. The new Windows volume mixer. Get to it through settings or by typing ms-settings:apps-volume into the Run dialog. 2. EarTrumpet. Start it up, it shows up in the system tray. Hit enter on it, tab,

You need an addon. This one should work with the latest version (the upcoming one will need a manifest change but should work). It worked with a Doubletalk LT last time I tried it, you'll just have to

Try deleting your remote.ini file to fix NVDA Remote. To do this: 1. Press windows+r. 2. Paste in: %appdata% vda 3. Press enter. Your NVDA configuration directory should appear. 4. Find remote.ini and

So set your symbol level to Some and it shouldn't speak. If you've changed something in the symbol pronunciation dialog, you might have to reset that. Either figure out what you changed and undo that,

Try changing the type to Whole word.

You've somehow bound an NVDA command to your end key. Here are some solutions: 1. If you don't care about your custom gestures and want to just set them up again, reset them by going to the NVDA menu,

This is a weird one. Go here and see if you can run nvdaHelperRemoteLoader.exe: C:\Program Files (x86)\NVDA\lib64\2021.3.1 What error do you get when you try that? That line of code is pointing at tha

This one should work, just compiled from git: https://www.dropbox.com/s/fn0mjmzbfc2xzi1/remote-2.4.nvda-addon?dl=1

Try compiling the latest git master. That should fix it.

Go to NVDA, Preferences, Settings, Object presentation. Set progress bar output to beep and uncheck report progress bars and see what that does.

Your config file is corrupt. Press Windows+r, type %appdata% vda and press enter. Find remote.ini and delete it.