The first thing you should do when debugging something like this is start with a clean configuration, unless you know all the factors that go into yours. In your case it's probably something in the sy

Your punctuation level is the combo box that says Punctuation/symbol level: in the voice settings dialog (NVDA+Ctrl+v).

If I write 2022.2.3, using OneCore Mark, mine reads as February 3rd, 2022. What punctuation level are you using? Try using some, and you should get the same thing.

To enable/disable addons, there are buttons in the manager. NVDA, Tools, Manage add-ons. Find the addon you want, press Disable, repeat. What you can't do is select multiple addons and disable. But ar

That command should always work. NVDA+Ctrl+s brings up the synthesizer selection dialog, and enter just chooses whatever you already have selected. If you try that now, you should be right back where

Here's what's going on. First, the Sound Mapper is simply your default audio device. Let's say you tell NVDA to explicitly speak through the headphones. Here's how that works. The audio system gives e

The reason that you're hearing the punctuation is this. Let's take the comma, when the voice is set to Hindi. From NVDA's punctuation dialog: ,; Replacement: कॉमा; Level: none; Preserve: always Change

1. Press NVDA+ctrl+shift+1. 2. Switch to your first synth, save with NVDA+CTRL+shift+v. 3. Press NVDA+ctrl+shift+2. 4. Switch to your second synth. 5. Save with NVDA+CTRL+shift+v. From then on, try sw

This addon will do what you want: https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/switchSynth.en.html

NVDA, Preferences, Settings, Object Presentation, uncheck Report object position information.

Bring up one of NVDA's dialogs, like General Settings, and leave it open. That might give it a window you can capture audio from.

Your current symbol level is causing the symbols to be ignored. For example, a ' on its own won't be read unless you set your symbol level to all. You could argue that NVDA should automatically set th

There are two apostrophes and two exclamation marks. Type each of those symbols in the search box to find them, and change both.

NVDA doesn't have a restore defaults button in that dialog, but this will work: 1. Find your user configuration directory. If you're using an installed version of NVDA, Pressing Windows+r and typing %

You turned on speak command keys. Turn that off again (NVDA+4).

You want this addon: https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/reportPasswords.en.html

If you want to remove the word inserted, uncheck Editor revisions in NVDA's Document Formatting settings. But if that still isn't enough for you and you want to remove the advertisements altogether, l

This could be the keyboard like Brian said, but I doubt it. It sounds like you have software running which tries to modify keystrokes (maybe an autocorrect program, AutoHotkey script, or something lik

This is not how you do it to trigger this bug. You need to open nvda.exe properties, the target of the shortcut, not the shortcut.

This has nothing to do with addons.