I had that happen with a flash drive. Usually I just scan it and everything goes smoothly. Kenny Peyatt jr.

Apologies for wasting your time -- I had no idea this was an IE issue. I do now. The guy I'm helping is a doctor, and he's forced to use IE as part of his job. I'd never encountered this weird bug

Oh, I completely agree with you that IE should go. And public facing websites are, quite rightly, killing IE. I'm thinking more of applications that are used in house and which rely on IE, or some IT

I use BlueHost.

Hi, Glenn. I understand what you are saying about the drive not having any errors, but either way, John should know how to get to that window. Even if he runs a scan, and Windows finds no errors, that

Hi, How does JAWS respond with HJ Pad or Google Docs? JAWS still has glitches with MS Word from time to time. Laptop may have issues but also could be the software. Dan

 Hi Bill, Normally this window should be in the foreground, and it can be alt tabbed to if it is not in the foreground. Also, Windows is not detecting a problem, it only knows that that particular

Hi, John. Here's how I get to the place where I can scan and fix the external drive, 1. Plug in the drive. 2. Go to Windows Explorer with WINDOWS key plus E. 3. Find the drive letter that has

 Hi John, Have you tried holding down the alt key and tabbing until you get to that window? Also, when you have plugged in a drive and you get this message, it's okay to ignore it, that is just a

- Don't forget Vivaldi, too! Your advice, by the way, is what any IT professional would say, too. IE is now zombie software and has been for some time. The minute someone cops to using it my first

And if it had been clear from the start that this was an issue in IE I would have either skipped/deleted the message or replied suggesting to get on with life and download a Chromium based browser

- I don't. We're at the end of the "quite some time" to which you refer. A very great many institutions have already made it impossible to use their sites with IE - they bar entry. I'm counting the

Hello, I am looking for wordpress web hosting. The site needs to be JAWS or screen reader accessible and offer migration from the previous host I was using. I would also like to have email at my

Hi Mike: I see various scanning options, which one should I use.

 Open File Explorer by pressing enter on the, This PC, desktop icon or press the keystroke, Windows key + E. Find the flashdrive in your list of drives and open the context menu with the

 Sorry, but remember to apply and okay any changes you make in the Settings Center in order for the changes to stick. Stay safe and take care. Mike.

 For the forms mode problem, try the following: 1. While in Chrome press, Insert + 6, on the number row to open the Settings Center. 2. Down arrow to, Forms mode closed, and right arrow to open.

Thank you! I tested it on another Win10 machine running IE11 and it didn't work, but it worked fine on that machine in Chrome. It's an issue with IE11 specifically, not JAWS, as I tried the same

Good morning: I’m using Jaws with Windows 10, when I plug in a flash drive I get a message that "there's a problem with this drive, Scan the drive and fix it." However, I can't get to the place

I don't think you can do what you want using internet explorer, or other browsers for that matter. Maybe try edge or Chrome and see if it works in one of those. IE is about dead, I think it goes