Whenever inexplicable issues present themselves “out of the blue” and with seemingly no reason, I always try "repair installs" or repair utilities, and the ordering depends on what I suspect is the mo

If one is concerned about having multiple viable versions of NVDA, I'd establish the practice of making a portable copy (which can be made on the machine itself in a dedicated folder) prior to updatin

- If you understand how to use the diskpart command, then, yes, as it gives you perfect control with no GUI. Personally, I'd lay out what I need to do as a command script in a BAT file, then run that.

Gene, Just FYI, it seems to me these days that these agreements are generally contained in some sort of "mini-window" of their own that resides on the webpage itself. I really cannot remember what tha

Joseph could not have been more clear, in my opinion. 1. The add-ons are complete. 2. The request has been made to queue them through the normal automatic distribution channels, but that request has n

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I'd be far more inclined to try a different web browser than a different screen reader as the first attempt at problem solving. It's well known that certain websites "play better" with screen readers

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- That's most likely what I requested then, as it is a grand PITA to do one-by-one if someone is using a lot of add-ons, and many people do. I think I have somewhere around 10 installed. But it would

- I would love to know how this is done, as I even created a GitHub issue asking for this feature to be made a part of Add-Ons Manager. I'd love to be able to do something akin to what's called a clea

- Joseph, I knew you were one of the original developers, and also knew that you'd "passed the torch." You should know that on the Community Add-Ons Page the Authors of Easy Table Navigator are still

- This brings up several thoughts: 1. This is one of the reasons that one of the basic troubleshooting steps for NVDA is restarting with add-ons disabled. If a misbehavior disappears when you do this

- I don't know the answer to your first question, because I don't know what Code Factory's licensing scheme is and what it checks (or doesn't) in relation to the computer on which it's running. I can

You can also copy the contents of %APPDATA% vda from the existing computer and paste them in the corresponding location on the new computer. %APPDATA% is generally C:\Users\{your user id}\AppData\Roam

- Even earlier than that. But I've always disliked Windows own disk management when it comes to partitioning drives, and prefer third-party alternatives, particularly if I'm trying to resize/rearrange

- Does NVDA not already do this if you have the desired checkboxes checked in Document Formatting Preferences related to tables? It's a part of the NVDA core code. Easy Table Navigator was created sim

- As far as I remember, it's just the use of the arrow keys to navigate table cells, but there might be more. Before you can use it you must define the keyboard shortcut via the Input Gestures dialog

Other things worth trying (on both systems): 1. Using DISM (Deployment Imaging Servicing and Management) and SFC (System File Checker) to Repair Windows 8, 10 & 11 2. Completely uninstalling NVDA and

Richard, Also, have you restarted the computer? And I mean using Restart, as if Fast Startup is enabled a shut down is not really a shut down, but Restart forces Windows to reload from disk when it po

Have you restarted NVDA with Add-Ons disabled then checking if the misbehavior persists? If you haven't, you need to try that in an attempt to determine whether it may be an add-on, as opposed to NVDA

- If you are considering posting debug logs, or portions of them, here please don't. We in group administration have finally come very close to snuffing this out entirely, and for good reason. If an a