On Thu, Sep 30, 2021 at 10:03 AM, crayton Benner wrote: I honestly think just like with what windows 10 did, we’ll have to except windows 11.- That's always the case as time marches on. And not

I honestly think just like with what windows 10 did, we’ll have to except windows 11.

Dave, if the computer is eligible for Windows 11, the user does not have to necessarily accept the upgrade? so does that mean the upgrade is an optional upgrade, and at some point, do you think it

The file name is just “hosts”, there is no extension. The file can be found in C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\ Since the file has no extension clicking on it will not open the file. You must

Does anyone know an accessible planetary hours app? Thanks, Justin

 Jim: What is the full name of the hosts file, and, what is the full path to the folder, where the hosts file is located?. I used Search Everything, to try and locate the Hosts file, without

Morey: You do not need to upgrade to Windows 11 yet, even if your computer complies with the basic requirements needed for Windows 11. Windows 10 will be supported until 2025, and maybe for longer

Hi We use WebEx as I main tool. I use it both on the iPhone and on a computer. I have spoken to the Cisco Accessibility team based in India because their are some features which have gone backwards in

The file most like we did not open because there is no extension associated with the file. It is a unique type of file in the OS. I have no problem opening mine with notepad, but I had to make an

In this case pirated meant, why back in the XP days, a computer was given to me with a slight update and it was slow to be polite. We all know after that MS started catching ones, including some

Hi, Jim. I think it is more likely that a cookie associated with Facebook, or with a link that was clicked while on Facebook is causing the redirection, rather than a change in the hosts file. When I

Now this is a very nice feature. I love that.

Yep. that’s what I intend to do

Yep. that’s a good point right there.

Hi To be honest there is no reason to upgrade straight away as windows 10 will be getting updates and support for 5 more years. So if windows 10 does everything you need to do then there is no reason

I have no reason too at this time. To me, it’s not worth it to me. I am perfectly happy with windows 10. Besides, the machine that I am running windows 10 on is a machine that won’t support

Probably the easiest way to do it is through the start menue. And then just type in whatever you’re looking for in the search field.

I believe Bill offered to help so I would avail myself of his offer and if that doesn't work out or you don't manage to hook up I suggest you call Microsoft Accessibility and let them take a look what

I have been using Jaws 2022 exclusively now for a bit and have no more crashes than with Jaws 2021 and this is both on my work desktop as well as my laptop at home.

Hi Marvin Based on the fact that the tool you are using is not from Microsoft there is no guarantee that will run windows 11 Also your CPU is not listed on the official Microsoft website as a