I think the first thing to try is to restart the computer, see if that fixes the issue

Maybe speech mode has been turned off Try nvda+S to cycle through the three speech odes Talk , beeps and off

Have you tried narrator? What happens then? Or check task manager for what is consuming all your CPU It may not be necessarily an nvda issue Usually this sort of thing is down to a low end spec machin

Have you tried another synth ?,

Carlos, did a fresh clean install of tor 10 x64 and it is accessible straight out of the box So I dont know what is going on with your install

You could do it like that or remove the profile that is being currently used

Have you tried it with the default profile ? There’s also a option to prevent accessibility feature from reaching the browser under privacy and security Check if that’s not been checked Or you might w

Im using the latest Tor with no problem here Are you getting this in other browsers or menus as well ? as it may indicate another issue

nvda_2020.2.exe --install-silent

--install-silent

When in a editable field or text document open the emoji panel its windows key+. Then arrow to the required emoji and hit enter Then ESC to exit emoji panel 👍

Are you sure you are running the beta and not the alpha?

Sounds like a power management issue Possibly because your hard drive is going to sleep, the delay may well be because you are using a mechanical HDD drive , Rather than a solid state SSD drive You ca

Its where its always been under the nvda menu under help > what’s new

accidently hitting the caps lock key twice will enable caps lock but you could try the setting: under settings > ease of access > keyboard > Ignore brief or repeated keystrokes and change keyboard rep

Try restarting rather than shutting down, then see if that makes a difference

The notification tray icon and right click on it

Have you tried the obvious fix by running the com registration fixing tool that comes with NVDA?

Maybe the soundfile for exit is either missing or corrupt? Check in program files (x86)\NVA\waves\exit.wav

I know what you said, if the browser that is opening is not your default then that is your default, I don't know what or where you are checking your defaults but obviously it's not correct, You could