I also have .cwp files that are fragmented. These are the ones I've recovered with ICare Data Recovery Pro, which categorized them as "Lost Files". I wonder if any of those programs can merge 46 fragm

I think this ended up as a duplicate email.

Some are .wav, some are .mid.

Hi, it's Annabelle. I've been thinking about this for a while, and I wonder, are any of these programs accessible to screenreaders like JAWS? These are freewares that are used for splitting and mergin

Hi, it's Annabelle. If I was to reinstall the original hardware drivers for my motherboard, a Gigabyte Z68X-UD3H-B3, Rev 1.0 on Windows 7 64 Bit Build 6.1.7600.16385, what is the best way to fix JAWS

And how did you fix it? Basically what seems to happen is, my activation license for JAWS always seems to get lost and makes it run in demo mode. Even more confusing is the fact that the serial number

I think I may have figured out why Firefox stops responding. I went into the Advanced tab of the Options dialog box, and I found a parameter called "Hardware Acceleration". I unchecked the checkbox, a

Never heard of that addon before. What does it do?

Yes I am uninstalling and reinstalling the same executable. How would I be able to tell if a file is corrupted?

Even NVDA is doing the same thing for me.

I tried that, and it still hangs.

I tried that, and it still keeps hanging on upon reinstallation.

I run Firefox version 52.6.0, JAWS 15, and Windows 7 Build 6.1.7600.16385.

Leasey? What's that?

It started with the 32-bit version. So I switched to the 64-bit version, thinking that would speed up the response time, but something happened along the way, which I'm not sure what.

That's strange! How is the 64-bit version more unstable than the 32-bit version of Firefox 52.6.0?

The Firefox version I've attempted to install was made in I think 2016 or 2017, the exact date I'm not sure, but it's Firefox version 52.6.0, the last one that I know of that is compatible with JAWS 1

What's actually happening is, no matter what I do, it seems that when I open Firefox, everything freezes, and Firefox seems to hang. I press Alt+Tab to get to several other programs, and it works, bec

I thought the shortcut to open the bookmarks menu was Alt+B. What does Control+I do?

There's Firefox 52.6.0, which is the one I've attempted to install on my Windows 7 machine, but it keeps updating without my consent even with the Internet connection unplugged from the back of the co