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Re: windows 11

Sieghard, That is not true about requiring I8 chips. My Dell is running: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8550U CPU @ 1.80GHz, 2001 Mhz, 4 Core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s) And it just passed the Microsoft

By Richard Turner <richardturner42@...> · #90591 ·

Re: Tips for File Explorer

Here's a technique for getting the file path from a file using the copy as a path technique JM mentioned. If you want to know where a file is located in the file system, this technique will do it.

By Mark · #90590 ·

Re: windows 11

You have a seventh generation chip, I3-7020U, at this point only 8th gen chips and above are supported and this is independent from having UEFI as the BIOS mode and secure boot as well as TPM 2.0

By Sieghard Weitzel <sieghard@...> · #90589 ·

Re: Do Any Of You Use Spotify?

Hi, I have downloaded whole playlist from Spotify, but it downloads to the app, not anywhere else on my phone.

By Jasmine Kotsay · #90588 ·

Re: windows 11

First, Run system info as administrator. This will give you The TPM and IRQ7 values. What specificly was the incompatibility error? On 6/25/2021 8:36 PM, Marvin Hunkin wrote: >

By Randy Barnett <blindmansbluff09@...> · #90587 ·

Re: Solenzio

Hi. I’ve tried the JAWS feature mentioned in this email, and it didn’t work for me. Silenzio does, so I’m happy. Kevin and Jilly

By Kevin Minor · #90586 ·

jaws reading columns

Hi. Can jaws read columns such as those found in a calendar and if it can, how do you do it and interact with any entries in there? Thanks in advance Tina

By tina sohl · #90585 ·

Re: Solenzio

Hi Marie, A new feature came out in one of the J2020 versions that does this same thing. Read below for details. Note: The new setting is explained after the 2 emails. Original Message From:

By Mike B. · #90584 ·

Re: Solenzio

Hi all. When I downloaded and installed the software, a dialog popped up saying that there was an update, it’s up to 2.1, not sure when it was released. I can send a Dropbox link with the latest

By Timothy Appleby · #90583 ·

windows 11

HI. JUST DID A PC HEALTH CHECK AND SAYS MY PROCESSOR DOES NOT MEET THE MINIMUM SPECS WITH THE PROCESSOR FOR WINDOWS 11. HOW DO I CHANGE THIS. DO I NEED TO HAVE SIGHTED ASSISTANCE AND MAYBE UPDATE THE

By Marvin Hunkin · #90582 ·

Re: Solenzio

Marie, I honestly do not know about any issues with Silenzio version 2.0,which does not mean they do not exist. But that's the latest version available from its original developer. -- Brian -

By Brian Vogel · #90581 ·

Re: Solenzio

Thanks for this. I know some said there were problems with version 2.0 when it came out. I assume those problems no longer exist? Marie

By Marie Nelson · #90580 ·

Re: Solenzio

hi here is silenzio utility download link; https://www.canadialog.com/articles/3411/the-sound-of-your-screen-reader-is-poor-and-sluggish-see-how-to-fix-it

By Dr. arvind singh brar · #90579 ·

Re: Solenzio

Hi yes can some one please post a link to this. Many thanks. From Mich.

By Mich Verrier · #90578 ·

Re: Do Any Of You Use Spotify?

I tried Spotify premium, which seems to be at least fairly accessible, but I couldn't download songs as they said I was supposed to be able to do. So, do any of you actually download chosen songs from

By N K Shackelford · #90577 ·

Re: Solenzio

Direct Download link for Silenzio You should get a save as dialog when you activate it for the EXE file. This is the link directly to the developer's own archive. -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit,

By Brian Vogel · #90576 ·

Re: scripts for MS Teams

Hi Milton and all, Thank you for the information. Cheers, Rob

By Robert Arrabito · #90575 ·

Solenzio

Could someone please post a link for the Solenzio utility? Thanks much, Marie

By Marie Nelson · #90574 ·

Re: Tips for File Explorer

You can also check file path in file properties (alt-enter). However, long pathnames will also be runcated here. Don’t forget the copy as path option in the context menu that was brought up back in

By JM Casey · #90573 ·

Re: Tips for File Explorer

Thanks Robin for the helpful description. Do you have a technique to locate where you are in the file system? There are two techniques that have come up in this thread. First, Alt + D to the path

By Mark · #90572 ·

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