Hi. I’m having a 2 TB SSD replacing my shrimpy 512 GB SSD in my laptop. I plan on using Narrator to do this. I’m also planning on using Edge to get the installer for JAWS. With all this in mind, I hav

Then he / she could possibly get help using the Microsoft Accessibility website couldn't they? http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/contact-microsoft-accessibility Stay safe and take care. Mike.

Hi, Mike. Gezim lives in Kosovo, so I think that would be a problem for him to call the Microsoft Disability number. Bill White billwhite92701@...

I’m late on this so you may already have dealt with this. Is it being plugged directly into the computer, or a USB hub? If a Hub, try directly connecting it. Otherwise, absolutely call Microsoft acces

Hi Gezim, Maybe a call to Microsoft Accessibility will get to the root of the problem. Phone#: 1-800-936-5900 TTY#: 1-800-892-5234 Stay safe and take care. Mike.

I've used it for about ten years, use it daily, and would rate its accessibility as very good. I do have trouble if trying to schedule recording in advance of a program, but that's the only negative f

Hi Dave, Neither have I, and that's why I said it was unlikely. Stay safe and take care. Mike.

Placing my hand on the device, I could hear its vibration; but I did not hear the sound nor did I get the notification that the software was being installed.

Hello, Does or has anyone in this group used Total Recorder? How would you rate its level of accessibility with JAWS? Best, Justin

Hello Mike: I have not yet come across a USB 3.0 device, which cannot be used when connected to a USB 2.0 port. The downside to doing that is, of course, is that you do not get the benefit of USB 3.0.

When you connected the new external drive, did you hear the ascending two-tone indication, that a USB device had been connected, and also, did you get the notification, that the driver software for th

Hi Jaffar, You're correct, but I was assuming that the external drive in question is a spinning drive. The person hasn't mentioned anything about hearing any sound at all when plugging it in, so if a

Hi Mike. I don't know if his drive is an SSd or a mechanical one, but the SSD drives nowadays are completely silent, so using our ears when we need too is a challenge. The only thing we can depend on

When you plug the drive in, can you feel the drive and tell if it's running / spinning? Have you tried plugging the drive into a different USB port? Stay safe and take care. Mike.

Gezim, I don't think I read your original post about your missing new Passport hard disk. I'm assuming this is an external USB disk drive. Does it have its own power so it must be plugged into an outl

That setting was turned on, and I rutned it off according to your instructions;however, I still cannot find my hard disk. Any other recommendations? Thanks in advance, Gezim

I just tried your recommendation. Three disks appeared on the list, but JAWS says that ‘change drive letters and paths’ is unavailable. Anyway, I am not sure that my Passport Ultra is one of those thr

I'm a big fan of Windows Run commands. You can press the Windows key + r to open a run command window and type diskmgmt.msc in the text box and press enter to bring up a file explorer window with your

Brian, I really don't have any specific examples as is typical when a curmudgeonly dinosaur like me goes on a rant. I think I'm more remembering my sighted days when upgrading between really older Win

This is an outside shot, but I'm only suggesting this as something to check. There's a setting that if turned on hides empty drives. While in File Explorer press, Alt + F, then press the letter, O, to