As I said earlier, Fast Startup is just a special variant of system hibernation. In normal hibernation, both the OS state of Windows itself and the user(s) state(s) of those logged in at the time of

I read a post on a forum discussion that using the /hibernate off just disables hibernation, and /h off disables both hibernation and fast start up, but I don't know enough about hibernation to say

Hi Rahul, I got my reasons to suspect that what's happening to you is more related to the version of office you are using than anything else. I had problems working with office

The comment-related options are present if the cursor is inside the text of the comment (e.g., Alt+r, n), and you use Shift+F10 to access the context menu. On 1/30/20, 04:16, "Rahul Bajaj"

See if the notes below help: From: Tim Ford There is a very handy JAWS method to more easily accomplish the task of reading comments imbedded in a Word document. When in the document, hold down

Hi, All, I use Word 16, through office 365, and JAWS 2019. Have also tried 2020, and the following 2 issues persist. They are: First, The option to edit, delete and reply to a comment with

 Hello Brian: If you turn off hibernation, is the fast start up option also turned off along with hibernation or, is it still there, but hidden? If it is hidden because hibernation is turned

I was right. since I disabled hybernation off in Windows 7 before I upgraded to 10, the fast start up check box isn't available.

From what you describe it does appear that you have hibernation fully disabled, which would make Fast Startup an impossibility (which is a good thing, in my opinion). If you want to reenable the

Brian, after step #3, this is what JAWS says (copied from JAWS's speech history, and all I'm doing is tabbing): Search box Edit When I press the power button: (Plugged in) Combo box Shut down 3 of

thanks Steve.

This may apply to some. On my systems, I get an additional dialog that has combos for time to turn off display or go to sleep, after which is a link labeled "Additional power settings" that

First, before I go any further, I strongly suggest that Fast Startup be turned OFF. If you have a machine with an SSD you will not notice any difference whatsoever in boot time whether it's off or

I updated to 68.4.2 earlier today with no operational difference.

Unfortunately, I don't find a fast startup checkbox. could it be that because I upgraded to Windows 10 from 7 that the fast startup was automatically disabled? I had previously turned off

Thanks Bill! That did it!

I recently got a message that there is an update to Thunderbird, but someone on this ML mentioned that maybe it's not something to do. I'm wondering if I should or not. I'm currently using 68.3.1

Hi, Richard. To enable Fast Startup, do the following: 1. Access Windows 10 Power Options. This can easily be achieved using several methods: a. Right click in the lower left corner of the

Hi! I am using JAWS 2019 and Windows 10. Previously, with FS in “Tandem,” I got to the checkbox for “Fast Start” and unchecked that option. Now, I want to get back to it and check it

download the 2020 offline installer, temporarily disconnect from the Internet and disable the antivirus scanning, and run the repair. if the problem still persists, call FS. I recently had a