Hi, Use a utility called SoundVolumeView. It allows you to save soundcard profiles and to reload these. You then can setup a shortcut key to load your profile when you need to change. The application

Hi, Is this a web based application? If it is, you can use “single letter navigation mode”. To turn it on or off, press <shift+insert+spacebar>. Thanks.

Hi, One way I have used in the past is to use a registry entry hack to have your sound drivers come up in “safe mode”. When I had to then go in to “safe mode” I could use NVDA. I have not tested this

Hi Dan, Well, I had to do the same thing on Thursday. You are correct that NVDA reads the beginning of the recovery wizard. You can accessibly get to the recovery wizard and go through the steps to po

Hi Brian, As some one who has done this on numerous times, it can be done. Making backup accessible is great but, you only have the option to use a talking WINPE to do the restore. As indicated in a p

Hi Chris, I just test it here with Hazel and it works as a primary voice. I even shutdown NVDA and launched it once more and it came up with Hazel. I also tried with the Indian Ravi voice and it worke

Hi Brian, These use Rufus. When you run them it allows you to create either a dvd or write to usb. I use a usb version where I have added a lot of additional tools to repair computers. Thanks.

Hi Brian, Here you go: Windows 7 64 bit https://od.lk/d/NzNfMTUxODczNzVf/Win7PE_x64.exe Windows 7 32 Bit: https://od.lk/d/NzNfMTUxODczNzZf/Win7PE_x86.exe Windows 10 64 bit: https://od.lk/d/NzNfMTUxODc

Hi Andrea, There are boot disks for both windows 7 and 10. I can send you links if you wish. Please write me off list Thanks.

Hi, Look at Windows PE. This does work and I have one which is a portable version of Windows on a memory stick with various tools to repair computers, etc. The late Carlos produced these. Thanks.

Good day, Ctrl+m creates a new slide. CTRL+n creates a new presentation. Thanks.