Hi Troy!

I have the answer to stop all of this!

On the settings page, press enter on Advanced settings.

Next, press enter on Content settings.

You have a list of notifications that are listed once, what they do, then the notification is listed again as a button.

Press enter on the button choice, to open up the choices for that notification.

Here is an example you will see on the content settings.

Location!

Ask if Chrome should use your location.

Notification.

Press enter on the second location.

Now, there will be a choice to press the spacebar on the choice, to not ask you if Chrome should use your location.

There are many of these where you will have to do the same thing, if you do not want Chrome asking you.

Some of these, though, you might want Chrome to ask you if it should use certain apps.

For example, there is another content setting that says:

Mike

Ask to use mike in Chrome

Mike

You have to press enter on mike, then choose the choice with the spacebar to not ask you in Chrome.

The thing is, I would not want Chrome to use my microphone without knowing it.

These are the notifications you are getting on web pages.

To go to settings, press the alt key,

Up-arrow to settings, and press enter.

A web like page will open where each setting category is a heading.

The last heading on the page is Advanced.

It is closed, so press enter on that to open all of these advanced settings.

Then, there is a heading called Content settings on the Advanced settings page.

That is what you want, so press enter on content settings.

Then, like I explained above, enter on the second time it says the notification; JAWS will say button, and decide if you want Chrome to ask you or not if it can do something.

Take care, Troy, and I really hope this helps.

Let me know how this works out for you!

David Moore

 

                                                                Sent from Mail for Windows 10

 

From: Troy Burnham
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2019 2:22 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: [TechTalk] google chrome notifications on my task bar

 

Hi all,

 

 

I've been getting notifications popping up on my task bar the past few

days, I assume from google chrome, and I want to get rid of them.

 

 

Recently when I load a web page I'll get an allow button and a block

button, and I've been hitting the allow button thinking that if I didn't

the page might not load completely and show me what I want to read, and

I suspect that's what started these notifications but I'm not sure. 

They are notifications of news headlines and things like that, some of

the same stuff that I might get on my phone.

 

 

Thanks in advance for any help with this.

 

 

Troy

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sorry didn't read your last entire reply message.
Using Windows 7, & JAWS 1 5.
On 2/27/19, rhonda via Groups.Io <bryeghtstar@...> wrote:

ok, 7:00 it is! I'm in Jersey.

On 2/26/19, Brian Zolo <bzolo@...> wrote:

Hey there, Rhonda, sure great hearing from you and hey, there's
nothing wrong with not being tech savvy! I'm blessed to be able to assist you!
There's no problem with you not having an account with dell. Let's
shoot for Wednesday evening, February 27th, 2019 at 7 P.M. eastern
time. Now if you're in another part of the country, let me know and
I'll be flexible and work around you and whatever time works best
for you! Are you a jaws user?
No problem if you're not but if you are, I can tandem into your
machine and I always make sure to describe what I'm doing as we go
along as I help others with computer problems as this is a good
given passion and love that I have that of being able to help
resolve computer problems for both blind and sighted friends. You
have an awesome day and don't hesitate to give me a call during the
day if you have any questions. If you ever need to e-mail me during
the day, my work e-mail address is brian.c.zolo.civ@....
I
work for the department of defense and provide customer service and
support to our war fighters and those of our coalition partners
Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. You're
welcome to e-mail me or call me at any time if I'm on a call leave
me a voice mail message and I'll be happy to return your call. See
you tomorrow night at 7 P.M. BZ!

-----Original Message-----
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On
Behalf Of rhonda
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2019 3:58 PM
To: main@techtalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Help Needed Please, Battery is not charging
when plugged in. status of battery power is reading 0% available
plugged-in not charging.

Good afternoon Brian,
Sorry that you haven't heard from me sooner.
Oh, I tried to get the updates myself and just didn't understand
how to do it.
everything was just Greek too me.
So I Must except the fact that I'm just not tech savvy.
and need help from others
One question.
I didn't buy this computer so I don't have an account set up with
Dell.
will this be a problem for me to download the necessary Drivers that
I'll need?tonight will not be availavle for me but, how about
tomorrow Wednesday, at 7:00?
Thank you so very much for the info you sent me.
Rhonda

On 2/24/19, Brian Zolo <bzolo@...> wrote:

Hey there, Rhonda sure great to hear from you! Well, I usually get
home from work between five and sic P.M. We then usually have supper!
Can we shoot for tomorrow around seven p>M.? Give me a call on my
cell phone at
614-271-1695 and I'll be happy to assist you further or if tomorrow
night isn't a good time give me a call and we'll be happy to work
around your schedule. During the day, you can reach me on my work
phone at 614-692-7124. I work in a secure area at defense supply
center Columbus in building 20 wo I have to keep my cell phone
turned off but certainly always feel welcome to give me a call at
work during the day and we can discuss when it will be best to get
together and at least get your dell laptop bios updated. That may
not solve your battery issue but at least we can eliminate one of
the possible causes of your battery charging problem. One other
thing you can check is to make sure that connection going into
you’re a.c. adapter is tight as well. Make sure that the plug is
in that receptacle tightly as that can cause problems charging as
well. I'm using an hp zbook z17 laptop and hp has a utility to
check your battery and I'll be happy to see if Dell has any similar
utilities. Look forward to talking with you tomorrow. Have a
great day and I'm blessed to be able to have the opportunity to assist you. BZ!

-----Original Message-----
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On
Behalf Of rhonda
Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2019 7:36 PM
To: main@techtalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Help Needed Please, Battery is not charging
when plugged in. status of battery power is reading 0% available
plugged-in not charging.

I'm using Windows 7.
Thank you for your help for I'm not that savvy when it comes to all
the technical things that come along with the comp.
Now as when you're able to assist me!
I go out during the day for at least 5 hours.
That will put me out until 3:00 PM.
I do have a phone.
let me know when it is best for you.
Again thanks for helping me with this problem...
"lol."
So until!.


On 2/24/19, Brian Zolo <bzolo@...> wrote:

Hi, Rhonda, Brian Zolo here in Gahanna, Ohio. You can go to
support.dell.com and go to the drivers and downloads page to check
for updates for your Dell. You're going to need your machine's
service tag to do this. The service tag can be found on the bottom
of your laptop but there's an easier way to get that information.
What version of windows are you using? You need to get to your
command line. You can do this by hitting your windows key plus
the letter r and then type in cmd and then hit enter. You then be
placed at your c:\users\whatever your user name directory is and
then you will have to type cd\ and then hit enter which will then
take you to your root directory. Then you will type wmic bios get
serialnumber and then press enter. That will get your laptop's
serial number for you and then you can put that serial number in
on the support.dell.com web page and it will then show you what
updates are available for your machine. If you need assistance
doing this, don't hesitate to get in touch with me and I'll be
happy to assist you. Is there a phone number that I can call you
and I'll be happy to assist you. A bios update certainly might
fix this but you may have a problem with your battery. Let me know if I can assist you further. Have a great day!
bZ!


-----Original Message-----
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On
Behalf Of rhonda
Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2019 1:50 PM
To: Tech Talk <main@techtalk.groups.io>
Subject: [TechTalk] Help Needed Please, Battery is not charging
when plugged in. status of battery power is reading 0% available
plugged-in not charging.

Help Needed Please
I have a Dell Laptop.
When I look in my system tray, the status of battery power is reading
0% available plugged-in not charging.
So my daughter did a search and got this on how to solve the problem.
How to fix the problem 'plugged in not charging' on my Dell
Inspiron laptop
- Quora

Try the following and hope that it fixes.

Check if there’s any BIOS update available related to battery for
your laptop model.Download and try to update



Where do I find this information?

model.Download and try to update but before updating perform
below
steps:-

list of 9 items
• Power off the system.
• Disconnect any external peripherals (flash drives, printers,
external hard
drives) from the computer.
• Disconnect the AC Adapter and remove the battery from it.
• Press and hold the power button for 20 to 30 seconds to release
the residual charge from the laptop.
• Reconnect the battery and the AC Adapter.
• Once the system is powered on and booted properly, re-seat the
battery.
Check if you still get the error or not.
• Boot the system to BIOS, tapping the F2 key on the Dell logo
screen when you power on the system.
• Press F9 key to load BIOS defaults. Once done, press F10 key to
save and exit. System will restart. Check if the error is still there.
• Try and wiggle the AC Adapter cable and check if that makes a
difference.
list end

Alternatively, you could also try below steps:-

list of 7 items
• With above 20% battery left,unplug the power cord from both
laptop and wall outlet.
• Open the bottom cover and Remove the battery • Dry Wipe the
battery connectors with a clean cloth several times.
• Put the battery back in and cover, • Turn the laptop on with
battery only.
• Now plug power cord into side of laptop, then into wall outlet.
• Check if it returns to charging state.
list end
Still not getting any charge.
Battery is now at 0%.
using on electric only.

Hi all,

I've been getting notifications popping up on my task bar the past few

days, I assume from google chrome, and I want to get rid of them.

Recently when I load a web page I'll get an allow button and a block

button, and I've been hitting the allow button thinking that if I didn't

the page might not load completely and show me what I want to read, and

I suspect that's what started these notifications but I'm not sure. 

They are notifications of news headlines and things like that, some of

the same stuff that I might get on my phone.

Thanks in advance for any help with this.

Troy

Sorry didn't read your last entire reply message.
Using Windows 7, & JAWS 1 5.
On 2/27/19, rhonda via Groups.Io <bryeghtstar@...> wrote:

ok, 7:00 it is! I'm in Jersey.

On 2/26/19, Brian Zolo <bzolo@...> wrote:

Hey there, Rhonda, sure great hearing from you and hey, there's nothing
wrong with not being tech savvy! I'm blessed to be able to assist you!
There's no problem with you not having an account with dell. Let's
shoot
for Wednesday evening, February 27th, 2019 at 7 P.M. eastern time. Now
if
you're in another part of the country, let me know and I'll be flexible
and
work around you and whatever time works best for you! Are you a jaws
user?
No problem if you're not but if you are, I can tandem into your machine
and
I always make sure to describe what I'm doing as we go along as I help
others with computer problems as this is a good given passion and love
that
I have that of being able to help resolve computer problems for both
blind
and sighted friends. You have an awesome day and don't hesitate to give
me
a call during the day if you have any questions. If you ever need to
e-mail
me during the day, my work e-mail address is brian.c.zolo.civ@....
I
work for the department of defense and provide customer service and
support
to our war fighters and those of our coalition partners Australia,
Canada,
New Zealand and the United Kingdom. You're welcome to e-mail me or call
me
at any time if I'm on a call leave me a voice mail message and I'll be
happy
to return your call. See you tomorrow night at 7 P.M. BZ!

-----Original Message-----
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf
Of
rhonda
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2019 3:58 PM
To: main@techtalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Help Needed Please, Battery is not charging when
plugged in. status of battery power is reading 0% available plugged-in
not
charging.

Good afternoon Brian,
Sorry that you haven't heard from me sooner.
Oh, I tried to get the updates myself and just didn't understand how to
do
it.
everything was just Greek too me.
So I Must except the fact that I'm just not tech savvy.
and need help from others
One question.
I didn't buy this computer so I don't have an account set up with
Dell.
will this be a problem for me to download the necessary Drivers that
I'll need?tonight will not be availavle for me but, how about
tomorrow Wednesday, at 7:00?
Thank you so very much for the info you sent me.
Rhonda

On 2/24/19, Brian Zolo <bzolo@...> wrote:

Hey there, Rhonda sure great to hear from you! Well, I usually get
home from work between five and sic P.M. We then usually have supper!
Can we shoot for tomorrow around seven p>M.? Give me a call on my
cell phone at
614-271-1695 and I'll be happy to assist you further or if tomorrow
night isn't a good time give me a call and we'll be happy to work
around your schedule. During the day, you can reach me on my work
phone at 614-692-7124. I work in a secure area at defense supply
center Columbus in building 20 wo I have to keep my cell phone turned
off but certainly always feel welcome to give me a call at work during
the day and we can discuss when it will be best to get together and at
least get your dell laptop bios updated. That may not solve your
battery issue but at least we can eliminate one of the possible causes
of your battery charging problem. One other thing you can check is to
make sure that connection going into you’re a.c. adapter is tight as
well. Make sure that the plug is in that receptacle tightly as that
can cause problems charging as well. I'm using an hp zbook z17 laptop
and hp has a utility to check your battery and I'll be happy to see if
Dell has any similar utilities. Look forward to talking with you
tomorrow. Have a great day and I'm blessed to be able to have the
opportunity to assist you. BZ!

-----Original Message-----
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On
Behalf Of rhonda
Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2019 7:36 PM
To: main@techtalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Help Needed Please, Battery is not charging
when plugged in. status of battery power is reading 0% available
plugged-in not charging.

I'm using Windows 7.
Thank you for your help for I'm not that savvy when it comes to all
the technical things that come along with the comp.
Now as when you're able to assist me!
I go out during the day for at least 5 hours.
That will put me out until 3:00 PM.
I do have a phone.
let me know when it is best for you.
Again thanks for helping me with this problem...
"lol."
So until!.


On 2/24/19, Brian Zolo <bzolo@...> wrote:

Hi, Rhonda, Brian Zolo here in Gahanna, Ohio. You can go to
support.dell.com and go to the drivers and downloads page to check
for updates for your Dell. You're going to need your machine's
service tag to do this. The service tag can be found on the bottom of
your laptop but there's an easier way to get that information. What
version of windows are you using? You need to get to your command
line. You can do this by hitting your windows key plus the letter r
and then type in cmd and then hit enter. You then be placed at your
c:\users\whatever your user name directory is and then you will have
to type cd\ and then hit enter which will then take you to your root
directory. Then you will type wmic bios get serialnumber and then
press enter. That will get your laptop's serial number for you and
then you can put that serial number in on the support.dell.com web
page and it will then show you what updates are available for your
machine. If you need assistance doing this, don't hesitate to get in
touch with me and I'll be happy to assist you. Is there a phone
number that I can call you and I'll be happy to assist you. A bios
update certainly might fix this but you may have a problem with your
battery. Let me know if I can assist you further. Have a great day!
bZ!


-----Original Message-----
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On
Behalf Of rhonda
Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2019 1:50 PM
To: Tech Talk <main@techtalk.groups.io>
Subject: [TechTalk] Help Needed Please, Battery is not charging when
plugged in. status of battery power is reading 0% available
plugged-in not charging.

Help Needed Please
I have a Dell Laptop.
When I look in my system tray, the status of battery power is reading
0% available plugged-in not charging.
So my daughter did a search and got this on how to solve the problem.
How to fix the problem 'plugged in not charging' on my Dell Inspiron
laptop
- Quora

Try the following and hope that it fixes.

Check if there’s any BIOS update available related to battery for
your laptop model.Download and try to update



Where do I find this information?

model.Download and try to update but before updating perform below
steps:-

list of 9 items
• Power off the system.
• Disconnect any external peripherals (flash drives, printers,
external hard
drives) from the computer.
• Disconnect the AC Adapter and remove the battery from it.
• Press and hold the power button for 20 to 30 seconds to release the
residual charge from the laptop.
• Reconnect the battery and the AC Adapter.
• Once the system is powered on and booted properly, re-seat the
battery.
Check if you still get the error or not.
• Boot the system to BIOS, tapping the F2 key on the Dell logo screen
when you power on the system.
• Press F9 key to load BIOS defaults. Once done, press F10 key to
save and exit. System will restart. Check if the error is still there.
• Try and wiggle the AC Adapter cable and check if that makes a
difference.
list end

Alternatively, you could also try below steps:-

list of 7 items
• With above 20% battery left,unplug the power cord from both laptop
and wall outlet.
• Open the bottom cover and Remove the battery • Dry Wipe the battery
connectors with a clean cloth several times.
• Put the battery back in and cover,
• Turn the laptop on with battery only.
• Now plug power cord into side of laptop, then into wall outlet.
• Check if it returns to charging state.
list end
Still not getting any charge.
Battery is now at 0%.
using on electric only.

Well unfortunately my podcatcher's domain has closed, and I have attempted to use Juice with windows 7 but it says it can't find episodes of my podcasts. So I'm wondering a couple things: what good basic podcatchers might still be out there for Windows 7 users?

 

And next question: I'd rather not have to do this, but if nothing out there is real accessible anymore, has anyone tried using iTunes as a podcatcher for windows? I mean can iTunes even do this--simply downloading and trying to find them and then putting them in a folder for playing in winamp?

 

I hope someone can help. I'm glad I have a Victor Stream for downloading them, but I'd like to download them to my computer and hope there's a Jaws-friendly way to do this.

 

Does the first name of Mell in the 1970s ring any bells?  All I can think of is the movie star Mell Gibson and not the singer.

 

Sincerely, Vicky

 

Thank you again for all your help!

 

Sincerely, Vicky

 

 

From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of Kwork
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2019 5:35 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Seeking advice on a search?

 

Or Bob Seger. There have been a number of covers. Best to go to YouTube and sample the songs found under a search for "let it rock" and narrow it down that way.

Travis

On 2/27/2019 12:41 PM, chris judge wrote:

I think the song she’s looking for was done by the Rolling Stones.

 

From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of Gene
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2019 3:29 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Seeking advice on a search?

 

We'll see what others say.  I doubt that you can say something like play all or play samples of all the songs titled X.  The best way to find the song might be something like this:

Use whatever search engine you use to search for the title of the song and then write youtube after the title.  You will be shown a number of relevant results, perhaps five or seven or maybe more.  If you find a link you want to follow and press shift enter the Youtube page will open in its own window and the song will play, unless the page has been taken down.  You may have a commercial play first.

Then, since you used shift enter, you can close the window whenever you want and be returned to the same place on the search engine page.  You can then move to and play another link in the same procedure.

 

There is a way to see more results, but I would have to look it up.  Its been a long time since I've used it.

 

Gene

----- Original Message -----

From: Vicky Vaughan

Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2019 9:14 AM

To: main@techtalk.groups.io

Subject: [TechTalk] Seeking advice on a search?

 

Hi there List, there is a song titled “Let It Rock” that I know was popular in the mid to late seventies.  One version that you might have heard is recorded by Chuck Berry, but that is not the version for which I am looking. 

This is a case where I will only know it, when I hear it.

 

Is there a way that I can ask Alexa to play all the various artists that have recorded it that Amazon has in its music library?

 

 

Thanks very much for any suggestions!

 

Sincerely Vicky

 

 

Virus-free. www.avg.com

Context menu, No, not until now.  But there isn't anything in there that tells me where the file is located.

I typed in frank in the search box and got a list of more than 2200 files.  I see the file name and that's all today.  Yesterday, the first time it was spoken, I heard the name and the path to it.  If I arrowed down from the name and back to it, it just said the name.  I assume the date and location are shown on screen but I can't figure out how to get NVDA to read it to me.  I'm not quick enough to catch it the first time; and maybe I'll need to spell it.  And maybe the one I'm looking for is not the first item in the list.

Maybe I should study my NVDA a little more or put my question on that list.

Thanks

On 2/27/2019 11:28 PM, Gene wrote:

Have you checked what is in the context menu when you are on the name? 

 

Gene

----- Original Message -----

From: Howard Traxler

Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2019 8:58 PM

To: TechTalk

Subject: [TechTalk] doing a search on my win 10 system

I found two wways to do a search:  When I'm pointed at a folder in File
Explorer, I can tab to a search box and start typing in my search
target, or anywhere, I can press the windows key and get a search box. 
Whichever way I use, NVDA will not let me examin the results to find out
where  a result is located on the system.  I'd like to know what folder
and subfolder.  Wonder what I'm doing wrong.


Ideas anyone?  Thanks.


Howard