Or download the Remove drive utility. In the zipfile, you will find a version for windows 32 or 64. Put the removedrive.exe in c:\windows. Each time you want to safely remove a drive, you go to run

Tom: I have just tried the command in Windows Xp and it did open the "Safely Remove Hardware" dialog box. HTH Sincerely: Dave Durber

Bill: This is extremely helpful. I wonder if this works for Windows XP too? Tom Behler

So, are you saying that this works with Windows XP as well? Thanks! Tom Behler

Hello, While navigating a grid control, JAWS speaks out the row number and column number as I move from one cell to another. Is there a way this can be switched off? Thanks, Balaji

Go to my computer, find the disk. Without pressing enter on the disk, press applications key and find eject. Press that. If nothing pops up on your screen, it is safe to remove the disk.

Robert, Again... Insert+F2 Settings Center Type sleep arrow down You'll find it there. Space bar to change Save That will put JAWS to sleep for the current application. Good luck. Dave

It's been Ctrl+H for as long as I can remember. Ctrl+I for the Favorites List. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific Ocean using a Dell Latitude E6520, JAWS 13.0.718, and

Hi, Tom. If you are using Windows 7, the following may help: The "Safely Remove Hardware" icon can sometimes disappear from the notification area. Even though there are devices installed that

William, Isn't it control+shift+h? That's what it says under the explorer bar submenu. Steve Parker

Hi, all. How do I safely remove USB devices so as to not risk coruption of SD cards and thumb drives? I do an Insert F11, but even when an SD card or thumb drive are present, they do not show up on

So what exactly is the command for putting Jaws to sleep. I have looked in the help menu, typing "sleep" into the search field there. Years ago, I used to use the command with the Kurzweil reader

William, Since your problem clearly occurred with the latest upgrade, you might want to back out by installing version 13 from scratch and updating to one upgrade less, and re-checking. Once

I've been having a problem with ie9 since installing the latest update of Jaws and not being able to bring up the history menu by hitting ctrl+h. It seems that jaws hangs and I have to close ie9 and

Many thanks Dave for your guidance, I will give it a try, I will let you know how I get on, I am a patient person so I will treat it as a challenge. Regards Marion

Marion, Entering data into forms that are organized as tables can be a problem, if JAWS is not able to correctly track the relevant name of the edit field. Sometimes these field names sit at the

Hi all, Having never used tables for inputting details into forms on websites, can anyone give me some simple steps for doing this with JFw11 and explorer 8. Regards, Marion -------------- next

Robert, Now that's funny! I wish I'd thought of that one. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific Ocean using a Dell Latitude E6520, JAWS 13.0.718, and Windows 7

This thread has certainly wakened up the list if nothing else.

Hi Dave, Yes, I did. I was told that JAWS does not support the SQL Server management studio. I was asked to contact the JAWS user groups to see if anyone has written any scripts for the