Go into the system with F12? What is *that*? No drive found? Maybe try a different USB port.

Annabelle, You will need one of the talking WinPe images from my previous post in order to have speech during a Windows 7 or 8 install. Glenn

If you're spending money for new hardware, treat it to some new software--upgrade your JAWS, or learn NVDA. Windows 7 is so no more.

Yeah, I have this problem more with 2019 than I did with 2018. Maybe that problem came with the 2018 update that was fairly recent?

Hi Rick, Windows 10 allows one to boot up Narrator during setup, but personally, I'd still use the talking WinPe for Windows 10 at: http://opopanax.net/download/ But I'm sure there is still the

Hey all, I've gone and set up the install with the USB disk. I do not have a large enough DVD to put Windows 10 on so to be able to boot from the dvd drive. When the boot begins, I go into the system

Hello Steve: This is completely and utterly untrue. I have 3 computers which are running Windows 7, and I am getting updates to the operating system, regulare as clockwork. I do not doubt, that I

Windows seven is also about to go out of support so by January, there won't be any more security updates. Your going to need to either get the subscription if you want to stick with jaws or switch to

Ok, as long as it works for you, good. Just know there are lots of potential problems waiting in the wings as both JAWS and the OS's move forward.

Hi all. Last night, I decided to play around with Chromevox. although I got it going and was able to configure options, no hotkey actually unloads it from running all the time with Chrome. For now,

Yes. Once you successfully boot from a USB or DVD drive, you can run Narrator, which will talk you through the entire installation. The trick is booting to the DVD or USB drive without speech. On my

Well, I can see that. How much do you use Jaws then? You could get by with NVDA or even Narrator for that matter unless you are doing things that Jaws scripts are needed for. But, if it works for

I run it without updates, since that breaks compatibility with JAWS 15. I know that seems strange, but it works just fine for me.

1. It's the one that I'm used to after migrating from Windows XP which had a bunch of blue screen errors. 2. I have JAWS 15 which is the latest one my Software Maintenance Agreement supports.

First, it is pointless to install Windows 7 on a new machine since it is almost at the end of its life cycle. If you are set on Windows 7, the Narrator keystroke is not control+windows+enter, that is

You don't want to do that. The short answer is no. Why would anyone want to install an operating system that was released nearly ten years ago for which it is next to impossible to get updates after

Hi, Narrator is not nearly as reliable with Windows 7. Is there a particular reason you need 7? Dan

Out of curiosity, would this work to install Windows 7? If I was to custom build a machine with 64-bit capability, I want to put Windows 7 on this new machine.

I humbly apologize and consider myself spanked with a wet noodle for my shortcuts of the JAWS version, which probably confused no one. Maria Campbell lucky1inct@... All that is necessary for

He was talking about Jaws 2018 not 18 and there is no 19 or 20, just 2019 and 2020. I know you probably mean that, but 18 and 2018 is certainly potentially confusing and going forward I think it is