Hi. Have two issues using hyper v with narrator.

When creating a vm, and then installing windows server 2019. Have not tried it with 2016. Narrator does not turn on, just hear caps lock on and off. And nvda does not turn on either. Also tried the audio end point builder and audio srv inside a vm, in windows server. Does not come on. Wish there was a way for narrator to detect if the client talk back to the server. Did try vm ware player, able to use the windows 10 talking installer. Did read the install screens for windows server 2019 essentials. But when it rebooted, no speech, and just the vm ware window. So no good. And virtual box kept chrashing when I tried to use it. So hyper v is built into windows 10 pro which I have. So for the most part it is accessible with jaws, nvda. So, any one got any scripts, work arounds, or how they get around it. Having to wait for sighted people to remote in to my machine, and then having to do this. Would like to set it up without sighted help. Microsoft has a gap in this space. Did give feedback on the user voice and also feeback hub if Microsoft reads my feedback. Unless you can direct me where I could contact the narrator accessibility team and also the windows server accessibility. Frustrated. Got 3 weeks to do two last practical assignments. And stressing out. Then every oen goes on vacation for a few weeks. Got till January  9 to complete my current course.

If any one has had issues, being totally blind, how did they get speech, under hyper v virtual machine. Don’t have access to a dedicated server. Remote connection manager, worked some times and connected, then would not do that. So just used the hyper v connection I had. And then when getting out of one of my vms, if I do a shutdown, does not go back to the host, totally chrashes my speech. If I disconnect, still get speech which is weird.

Any ideas.

Just frustrated

Able to use nvda as don’t have a jaws remote licence, going to purchase a jaws remote licence in 2021. Will beenrolling in the diploma of networking from http://www.upskilled.edu.au. Only blind student there online..

Marvin.

This week’s episode of eyes On Success is part 2 of an interview with Anil Lewis of the NFB:

2049 Programs and Services from NFB – Part 2 (Dec. 2, 2020)
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Hi Fernando,

Welcome to the list!! My name is Madison Martin and I live in Brandon Manitoba Canada. I use a Windows 10 computer with Jaws 2018. I hope you enjoy this grate list, it can be high traffic though.  

Greetings and Salutations Fernando,

My name is Monte Single and I live in the original toontown, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Do you do all your performances and practices on an acoustic piano or do you use electroni keyboards sometimes?  

Mostly I use a win10 computer with nvda.

This  is a very helpfu list with a fair amount of traffic.

Sometimes, I contribute to a subject line, and sometimes I just use the delete key when I know a message  is not of interest.

Cheers,

Monte

Hi everyone.

My name is Fernando Apan, and it is my pleasure to be part of this wonderful group. I’m from Mexico. I was let in to the group a few weeks ago, but didn’t have the time to send an email till now.

I’m a concert pianist, and are very enthusiastic about technology. I currently use NVDA with windows 10 and an iPhone with IOS. As of braille displays, I use a braille edge 40 with both platforms. I’d like to thank everyone for the great contribution you make to this group. Although I dindn’t email you before, I have been reading your messages and learning a lot from you guys.

I hope to keep learning and contribute with what I know as well.

Thanks!

Fernando Apan.