Then you install the portable copy onto the system with the option in the Tools menu. You could also try running as admin after you run it the first time. If you use 2019.3, the default action of nvda

Sure you can. Create a portable NVDA and install remote. Set it up to autoconnect. After that, create a self-extracting archive which automatically runs it. For example, see 7-Zip's help file for -sfx

Try the insert key on the keyboard; maybe that'll work. Or maybe your keyboard just can't do it. To reassign the gesture, go to the NVDA menu, Preferences, Input gestures. Find it in there and reassig

Try using caps lock instead of insert, or the other insert key. Some keyboards aren't capable of registering certain combinations of keys, and yours might be one of them. If that doesn't work, you can

There's an install NVDA option in the tools menu. You can use that, or if you already have it installed, just copy the contents of portable directory\userconfig to %appdata% vda.

No problem. Assuming you're using OneCore or eSpeak, You need to turn on rate boost. Use ctrl+nvda+shift+left and right arrows until you find it, then use CTRL+nvda+shift+up and down to toggle it betw

If you're using the laptop layout, try ctrl+insert+shift+up.

Clipspeak? That wasn't me. Go ask its author. Looking at the webpage on the addons site, it's compatible.

What happens if you hit control+nvda+space?

You can just type %appdata% vda into the run dialog and get there. There's also Explore NVDA user configuration directory in the NVDA folder in the Start menu.

Go back into input gestures and go back down to screen curtain where you set it in the first place, and remove it. Since you can't use your down arrow, try: 1. Hit the reset button in that dialog to r

First, find your user config directory. To get there, go to Run (windows+r) and type: %appdata% vda if you have an installed version, or find userconfig if portable. Now, I'll explain what's what. In

Nope. This is just something you have to get used to, because NVDA is bad at routing.

Pop into the python console and paste this in, pressing enter after: import winKernel;winKernel.GetSystemPowerStatus = lambda x: None The worst that will happen is that NVDA will break, requiring a re

NVDA menu, Preferences, Settings, Vision.

You either toggle it through the vision settings or set an input gesture for it in input gestures.

Please explain how the form is badly designed. It can't be simpler. You need to select what type of donation you want. Either you have a set of radio buttons on the Download page, or a set of buttons

Do the same thing you did, except hit remove instead of add. If you can't figure out how to use object navigation to fix your gesture, just hit the reset button that recently got added to 2019.3 in th

Is your addon updater updated? If not, go update it and then try updating again.

Please explain why anyone would want to use this if the list views are not accessible. That's a pretty important part of an email program.