Don't hold your breath. This has been a problem for more than a decade. Tony

Thanks David, it’s a good start. It will also give us idea about using various JAWS compatible programs which may be useful to us other than we are currently using. Perhaps a small description can

Marty, You may be able to select the boot drive by pressing one of the function keys on startup and arrowing down once or twice and pressing enter. Often it is F12, but you can do a quick web search

OK. I have Win 7 PE and have created a boot disk and a boot USB drive. The DVD drive on the computer doesn't seem to work as it is not recognized in Windows Explorer. I will have to use the USB

My pleasure.

Glen, I appreciate the files and the information. James B

Hi James, Yes, you are right on both parts. I like to use Universal USB Installer. On that utility, you would select Windows 10 installer as the OS in the list of distros. The nice thing about using

Hi Glen, Let me double check something. If I use Windows to burn this to a DVD, I will be able to boot off of it. And, If I am understanding right, I will need to use something like Rufus to put

It happens with all of the above that you've asked me about. Hope this answers your question. Ron Ham Radio Station and Emergency Communicator Station KR3DOG

Sorry for the mix-up, but here's the 64 bit one. BTW, other than installing Windows, most things would work the same if your computer is a 64 bit, so for many things the first link is useful

Shoot, then I copied the wrong link, I'll send another. I have to upload it to OD, I thought I had put it up there, but it's only on my computer. The 64 has an X in the name too, and I wasn't paying

Yes. Any time I walk away from my computer, returning finds it has lost focus. Often when opening a program, I press enter on the program name, and JAWS reports that it has lost focus.

i loose focus every time i close any program and go back to the desktop with both windows 7 and 10. i have to mouse click the desktop to put focus back.

Hi, Very common with me... All browsers... Rick

I've been dealing with this problem for quite a while now. Thans for bling this up. Best Regards Michael Munn

Your link contains " Win10PE_x86.ISO" which would indicate it's a 32 bit version since normally X64 indicates a 64 bit version.

Can you be a bit more specific? When this happens are you in an application, on the desktop? Does this happen if the computer is just sitting there and you are not touching it or does it happen if you

64 bit is what I wantede. Many many thanks, James B

It's 64 bit, but I may have a 32 bit if anyone has to have it. Glenn

This has been going on for a long time, and FS hasn't fixed it. Glenn