Wow, what is file history? Doing a backup from that? Sharon

You've already received great advice so far. There's no real difference, from the end-user on the computer perspective, between an external HDD, SSD, or thumb drive. All will just show up in File

If you open Control Panel>AutoPlay, and cause removable drives to open with File Explorer, you don't even need to go to File Explorer to find the drive. It pops up the minute you insert the drive.

The answer is, "No." I have been warning people about this on every screen-reader-focused group on which I participate. IE has been receiving nothing but security updates for years now, and is

Thank you for the input. I'm not a "power user" of Jaws but hopefully with the suggestions I've been given on this list I'll be able to figure it out. Laura

There is no point calling Vispero about something like that, it is completely unrelated to Jaws and even if Jaws had something to do with it, one could hardly expect them to still support a version

I go into this computer then usually hit ctr. Then, the end key. That takes me to the bottom of the list where generally external devices are. Then as mentioned after opening it, paste the contents

Thank you so much ...... I'll give this a try this afternoon. Laura

That works as well. Maria Campbell lucky1inct@... All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.

Yes it would. Think of the hard drive as a mammoth thumb drive. PatAt 09:59 AM 7/4/2019, you wrote:

When I place a thumb drive into my computer I have to go to file explorer and find that drive (drive d) ...... Would this be the same route to find the external hard drive? Laura

What I've done is to paste my files or folders from wherever they live to the new external drive. When you open the drive there will probably be nothing listed unless there is some software from the

Find your drive within the this pc icon. Then you can copy, or send files directly from pc to drive via the send-to application. Maria Campbelllucky1inct@...All that is necessary

Hi all, Happy 4th... I have a NAS device within my network. I am needing to update the Operating System and within the present, MS Server 2003, this is not able to be used with Jaws. Using

Hello, I have a new external hard drive that I would like to put some folders and files on. I’ve never used an external hard drive and have no clue what to do to accomplish this once I’ve

Good morning listers; happy fourth. If anyone is having trouble with jaws closing windows mail, a work around until the next jaws update is to stick with windows ten 1809; I was told this by tech

Chrome will not work with JAWS 15.?? The earliest version of JAWS that works with Chrome is JAWS 18.?? Same for the latest version of Firefox.?? It will not work with JAWS 15, either.?? I

you might want to look for the e-mail address of Jim Fettgather on this. he is a technologist at Alphapointe, and he knows more about that. I’ll help you out with the e-mail he most often uses,

i’m not sure about the issue. I would call Visparo and tell them about it.

There's no newer version of IE. So even if your Firefox or Chrome is older then use them if it works. OZ0TE Jacob