- And right there is the key point. One can definitely use a "less finely specced" machine than one's home workhorse when all it's meant for is light duty emailing, web browsing, word processing, and

hello there, you have to use the numberic block. if you use a laptop, use the functionkey to activate the numberic block keys! cheers paul otter Op 16-5-2021 om 16:51 schreef Michael Maslo:

Hello everyone, I was wondering if someone would be able to explain on how to use the windows 10 ocr add on? I installed it and hit the insert plus r. It said it was performing the o c r. And then it

Thank you, however, I am struggling with the auditory overload of NVDA reading all the characters. I cannot process all the information.

Others correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe "ReadyBoost" is a Microsoft Windows feature, so it's just part of Windows. As far as the trick working, however, I've tried it on two laptops, but am told

I would do a minimum of 8gb of ram, and a current gen i5/r5. That is as low as you should go. Even with those specs, NVDA is heavy on CPU usage.

Hi Using the latest nvda and windows 10 pro Lately if I create a new email. I type in the email address. Nvda tells me use your up and down keys to get contact sugestions, but it gives me no emails ad

Hi Whilst I agree with Brian about Cnot using Celeron processors, I run Windows 10 on a 10 year old laptop with 3Gb of Ram and a 2.6GHz processor. I did update to a SSD a couple of years ago. The perf

Thank you Rui, David, Brian and Monte. I wish I could be comfortable with a simple processor like the celeron but probably need an I5 or equivalent to be confident the laptop won't frustrate me. Jeff

thank you. the trick of saving the chats whenever one needs to open a link is useful.

Yes after an update sometimes you have to set that up again

Hi Kelly, Many thanks for posting Gyles’s instructions. Yes, configuration profiles are the way to go but font and punctuation information does make for information overload. Pranav

Hi Ian, I’ve hear of this thing where you use an s d card or a thumb drive to increase your p c ram. I have it set up here on my hp 6th generation i5 with 8 gig of ddr4. The software I installed with

If the machine has an SD card in it you can set that up to be virtual RAM years ago I did that on a secondhand laptop and it improved performance with the screen reader running are used to buy secondh

If you use speech such as the more computer intensive synthesizers, you may use considerably more resources, I’m not sure. but something like Eloquence or E-speak doesn’t use much resources and screen

If you could even move up to a low end icore 3 or 5 processor, the difference would be noticeable. In a machine like you describe, and if I had only one choice, I would go for a better processor inste

I have an HP Stream! It is exactly what you want! It is small, 4 gigs of ram which is great for JAWS and many other programs, and long battery life, usually 12 hours!

Personally, I would not even consider running Windows 10 with less than 8 GB of RAM. Nor would I consider a Celeron processor, for anything, these days. I'd invest a bit more for additional memory and

Theorically, according with my experience, it will do what you want. Of course, please do not keep many windows open at same time and do not expect great performance... Rui Às 01:20 de 16/05/2021, Jef

I am looking to purchase a second, low cost and compact laptop for some upcoming travelling. I only expect to be running NVDA, basic web browsing, email using MS Outlook and simple word processing. I