Chris, Then what I'd suggest is checking whether those things that are announced as "Other suggestion" might actually be in your Contacts/Address book. Things that are resident there will

You don't, at least if it's not an optional update. People need to accept that, occasionally, even perfect updates (when we're talking about the whole embedded base of users) will "burp" when

Hi Brian, Oops, yes. You are right since there is one drop-down only. However, this list is filled with two types of items: so-called “recent suggestions” and “other suggestions”. When you

But once you remove the offending KB update, how do you prevent Windows 10 from automatically installing it again surreptitiously andcausing the same problems all over again?

With regard to this, here's the part of my "standard Windows 10 revival script" that will allow you to find out what your most recently installed updates are, whether you choose to uninstall them or

it would be useful if you could find out and post which kb number the update is that triggered this issue, or what the ok and not now buttons are referring to?

In all probability the OK button will take you into a dialog where you can accept or reject something, or act as a permanent dismissal of the thing you're seeing if it acts as the acknowledgement that

I don't know if the following will work for you, but I don't see that it will harm anything: press windows+i to open settings, press tab and spacebar on system, press tab, arrow to and spacebar on

And I must admit that I am completely mystified by this comment, as I have no point of reference for "two lists" during autocomplete, only one, the dropdown that appears below the To, CC, or BCC

Hello, Win 10 just did an update again on my laptop a few minutes ago and my sighted wife just told me that now when I start up my laptop and before jaws starts talking, there is now a pesty win10

Hi Brian, Many thanks for your help. In fact, it works sometimes also on my system but not always. I must admit I was misled by those two lists, namely “Recent suggestions” and “Other

Cool. Thank you. This worked. Lou N.

Hi Brian, Many thanks for this point. Of course, such a user error is easy to make. Therefore, I double-checked whether I pressed the <delete> key and not the <backspace> key. In fact, my

Adriyani, still waiting for your reply. Thanks in advance.

And you have my eternal gratitude for having come out and reported this. I was sorely tempted to ask at one point whether those who tried the instructions were sure they used the DEL key and not

Hi Brian, Yes, this does in fact work, I must, to my shame, admit that last night when I tried it I actually backspaced instead of pressing delete after typing a letter. I am using Office 365

I figured out that the contacts list has to be in focus before issuing the alt+h, c, v shortcut, otherwise it won't work. anyway, the current view was set to people, so I changed it to list, and no

Yes, deletion does not work here either. Dan

The JAWS curser was already on for all applications. Love in Christ Marty For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the powers, against the world forces of

How about using the manage applications settings from within Jaws? HTH, Rick