well, what I did was;
1, start menu key takes you to the
windows search edit,
type in options, you should find/see
the Logitech app, press enter,
now, wait a few seconds for the app
to load, now you can activate the jaws touch cursor.
I was able to update this way.
a little clunky, but doable.
The impossible is the
untried, Never under estimate the power of a dream.
No, it cannot. Both Logitech software
updates and any firmware updates to the keyboard and/or
unifying receiver have to be done via the Logitecch Options
software.
But it is not a lengthy process and even
somebody with basic knowledge can help with it, as long as
they know how to use a mouse and click the Update button it’s
fine.
I guess you could always call Aira, even if
takes more than 5 minutes, as long as you are a Jaws user this
should fall within the parameters for their free help with
Jaws related things which are not accessible. Even Microsoft
Accessibility could and would probably do this.
Could this be done in Device
manager?
Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday,
January 17, 2020 9:59 PM
Subject: Re:
Unable To Access Logitec Pop-up
You will most likely need help with that
Logitech Options update.
You can simply open Logitech Options and
the update notice should be there, I also had a firmware
update for my keyboard and unifying receiver tonight and
except for the title “Firmware Update” Jaws read nothing
regardless whether I tried the Touch cursor, actually used my
laptop’s touch screen or tried the new Jaws scan cursor which
did kick in, but it didn’t read anything.
When my wife looked she said it said there
was a firmware update and it had an ‘Update” button. She did
it for me and all is well now, but you also may need sighted
help.
Logitech makes great keyboards, but the
accessibility of their software totally sucks.
Regards,
Sieghard
Hi Tom,
Try the following:
1. Open the, Ease of access center, from the control panel
or from the search field.
2. Tab to, use the computer without a display link, and
press enter.
3. Tab to the, how long should Windows notification
dialogue boxes stay open combobox.
4. Press, Alt + down arrow, to open the combobox, arrow up
/ down to how long you would like for these Balloon
messages, or whatever the hell they're called
now, LOL , to stay open.
5. Press enter to save the time settings, tab to Okay and
press enter to save and close.
Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday,
January 17, 2020 6:20 PM
Subject:
Unable To Access Logitec Pop-up
Hello, everyone.
Within the last day or so, whenever I turn
on my computer, I get a Logitec pop-up that wants me to
install an update of some kind.
However, within a few seconds from when
Jaws reads the pop-up, the pop-up disappears, and I can’t seem
to do anything to get it back.
I purchased a Logitec K780 bluetooth
key-board a month or two ago, which is why I’m sure I’m
getting the pop-up.
Has anyone else with Logitec keyboards
experienced this issue? If so, have you figured out a way to
deal with this pop-up?
Thank you!
Tom Behler
