Hello Bill: Kim's problem was resolved. We disabled all of the JAWS automatic startups and copied the JAWS shortcut into the shell:startup folder. JAWS starts up a little later, but the problem is no

Paul: The answer is quite simple really. First, go into the JAWS Settings Center with INSERT+6. Next, press CTRL+SHIFT+D. Third, type avoid. Results will pop up. Arrow down to “Avoid

Hi, Paul. This is because your sound card is going to sleep after a few seconds to save power. There is a JAWS option which is supposed to correct this problem, but I haven't found it to be effective.

Hi, Kimber. May I ask you a question? Are you using the license which allows you to use JAWS from an SMA (Software Maintenance Agreement, or are you using the $96 per year, yearly subscription to

Hello Listers, I recently purchased a new Lenovo I5 PC with Windows 10. When I issue a JAWS command, after not having done so for a few seconds, the first syllable or character of the spoken response

Tim: Insert space followed by the letter c will display the last text copied to the clipboard. If you want a clipboard history, you hve to turn on Windows 10 Smart Paste feature. Cordially, Curtis

Hello All, Is there a JAWS friendly way to access contents of the clipboard, specifically previous items? Thanks, Tim Ford

Hi Kim: So the procedure I am suggesting will have JAWS start up at a later point. This will hopefully enable you to see all of the JAWS options that you should see. Kindly, Curtis Chong

Hello Kim: Your interpretation is spot on. The This User combo box will override the checkbox which determines if JAWS should start after login. If you want to start JAWS some other way, you would

Hi Curtis, Here's the status of the boxes that tell jaws what to do on startup: Start jaws at logon screen is unchecked. Start jaws for all users is unchecked. The combo box that tells jaws what

I rarely listen to instructional YouTube videos anymore. Primarily because they are long winded and go the long way around the bush. If you need to go to the end of the block to the corner store you

Hello Kim: When checking the JAWS automatic startup settings, be sure to examine the combo box which says what should happen "for this user". Thanks. Warmly, Curtis Chong

Hello Kim: I can recommend a work around which does not address the issue of JAWS being corrupted at startup but which will enable JAWS to start up automatically a bit later than it is starting

Robin What I eventually did, after a couple of hours of playing around, is switched to the Total package which, of course, gave me what I had anticipated would be the display in Advanced. You

Hi Curtis, Jaws does appear in the startup group. I don't know what you mean by, "Try invoking shell:startup with the run command to see if there is a JAWS shortcut in that folder." Thanks, K --

Mike, I'm hoping you've gotten some response on this from Hartgen or another lister. I just read through my Leasey list emails and see that the menu was removed for Advanced users, since it's

Good morning: Try invoking shell:startup with the run command to see if there is a JAWS shortcut in that folder. Another thing to check is your Task manager. see if JAWS is somewhere shown in the

To build on what David noted, if you like podcasts, I like using the FS training podcast where a number of the trainer webinars are housed. This allows me to easily listen to a specific training on

Hi Nermin, Fast startup is not checked. Thanks K -- Kimberly

Hi, Kimber, are you using "Fast start-up" or does your system actually shut down properly? I'm asking this since a lot of errors and weird behaviour can happen if you're