So I got a bluetooth speaker for my birthday, and bluetooth headphones for Christmas. I've gotten the hang of using my speaker, but after the last major Windows Update, NVDA's speech stopped coming th

I always liked NVDA+a and don't find it awkward at all, but then again I use the caps lock as my NVDA modifier key, and "a" is right next to it. :) -->

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Just updated! Everything is so so much more responsive now! It responds to my typing faster than it used to in older versions before the update to Python 3! I've only noticed one thing so far, and it'

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I stated back when I first updated to the latest version of NVDA that I was getting a delayed response when using single-letter navigation, where I would press the key and would have to wait half a se

Lol! Seriously, I meant no offense and it's just my impatience getting the better of me. That and my tendancy to not check my emails for months on end. I'm bad at the internet. But we're getting waaaa

Perhaps it's a "me" thing. I find email responses much slower on the whole, which is why I tried to turn to skype groups a while back for more prompt assistance. I would personally prefer a more realt

I might be interested in putting in my two cents on this topic. Shouldn't the NVDA community have a Discord server or something by now, though? Email lists are a bit old-school at this point.

Oops, sorry, thought I was responding to someon in private. For context, I checked Asus Live Update, and was able to get the information that there were no new updates via the NVDA+b command. The inte

I told you, the interface is inaccessible. I cannot press any buttons to do anything with. I was lucky to get the information I did.

One instance where this happens reliably is when opening discord and it runs the updater. The last syllable of the word "updater" always crackles, or breaks up. I would get you a recording, but I am u

I already have Asus Live Update installed. It runs in the background, right? It should have been doing its thing during the whole year I've had this computer, right?

System Model: VivoBook 15_ASUS Laptop X507UAR I scrolled through the pages but couldn't find my sound driver listed, and it said there were no problems found.

This is my only computer, and the only external soundcard I have is for my microphone. Also, I live with my mother and she knows less about updating drivers than I do. She hasn't had her own computer

Problem being, I was told how to turn off enhancements yesterday, but when I followed those instructions, I found that the enhancements were already turned off!

I don't want to have to roll back. I went to the trouble of updating everything, and I don't have 2019.3 because I didn't download any updates between then and now.

The make is Asus and I don't know off the top of my head what the model is. I do know I have Realtec drivers, and that they were responsible for the internal mike on my laptop being as godawful as it

Would it be better for me to roll back my NVDA then? Or should I stick this out and hope improvements come along eventually? I can assure you I didn't have this problem before I updated, but I was con

I don't know how to check this or how to update the driver without assistance. If I mess something up and lose sound, I will have far bigger problems than this. And will also be down a computer. Which

It was already set to off. What do I do in this case?

Just checked the addons page and didn't see it there. I still don't like the sound of an addon with that name.