I’d be surprised if windows had a current driver for anything if I needed it.

It is hit or miss. You might try with the touch cursor and see if that works better. It downloads and installs system updates for things like bios, and drivers. It can also run system tests, which are

Look in edit/preferences/security enhanced. Make sure protected mode at startup is unchecked, and might as well uncheck enhanced security just in case.

I don't know if getting rid of older restore points is deliberate or just something that happens when system restore gets messed up. Either way, I wouldn't count on it to do any more than undo somethi

I agree. The last time I configured a machine, I came up with a list of at least two dozen things I needed to install and configure. I guess starting over is fine if you just serf the web, I'd almost

Hello. Those are directions for the built-in image utility in windows, not image for windows, which is a different product. As far as the built-in utility goes: The first part below has nothing to do

All true. Last time I needed to get out of a mess, though, I just used my other computer, attached my backup drive and pulled the drive from the dead machine and connected it using a usb drive dock. I

Works well, except for all the data it collects, they make Google look like a privacy watchdog.

Not really. It is a lot simpler to remember that something you use occasionally is in a certain category, then you just dig through that category. I gave up on the keyboard shortcuts thing a long time

Well, if all you've tried is google chrome, you might want to give firefox a try. It is actually listed before chrome on google's accessibility page for their apps, there might just be a reason for th

Oops. Firefox is not a chromium-based browser, thank god. It has a normal type menu structure with file, edit, etc on a menu bar, unlike chromium browsers which bury most of what you need in one giant

Why not just disable uac? It doesn't really do what it promises, and many people will just say yes to whatever they are asked anyway.

I don't know if it would help or not, but it might be worth trying silenzio. http://www.stefankiss.sk/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=112 Otherwise, you're likely dealing with a driver issue

Probably time to contact fs.

Weird, but try hitting alt to bring up the menus and then hitting it again to make them go away, that seems to let jaws start working with the content. Loook in the options for a setting about page tu

Working fine here. I'll bet it is going to depend on the video card and drivers. I'm running an ati Radeon rx 580

That thing about office mobile is just in the message bar, you should be able to f6 to it, and tab until you find a close button, it won't come back. I don't think it has anything to do with your prob

If you mean messenger.com, it is working fine here. Have you rebooted?

Index basic versions produce very good braille, and they aren't cheap. I did manage to come onto a used one a couple of years back and save a significant amount of money. I think it was about $3,000 f

I trust you have rebooted? I just tried it using a portable version of brave browser, which is a lot like Chrome. It worked fine for me. I won't use creepbook on a browser that I use for other things.