no it cant be a malware. malware cant make your windows licence to expire. although 1 thing you can do to make sure. press windows i then go to update and security then go to activation. then use

Pam, I don't know very much about Narrator, but I did know where the control, windows enter keys were, and that was all I needyh to just turn on Narrator, just so I could get through the rest of the

Do you actually know how to use narrator? That may be the problem. I tried, a long time ago, to use it, but I have not got a clue about it. Pam.

Hi, Oh sure, that is why I suggested maybe calling MS so they could share screens, and see just what is exactly in the message. Janet

This may be malware.

Nimer, I wasn’t blaming Narrator, but all I could say was Narrator didn’t stay on long enough for me to do anything, and why that was I don’t have any idea, and I couldn’t see anything on the

Janet, You and others were blaming Narrator as the cause of this, making statements like Narrator doesn't work without Internet access. I and others have stated that this is not the case. I did not

Oh Ok, I didn't know someone had installed another Windows. Janet

they must have installed a improper eddition of windows that must have given a trial licence -- search for me on facebook, google+, orkut.. austinpinto.xaviers@... follow me on

Gene, I know that is not expected behavior for Narrator even though I never worked with Narrator, but I just don't know what the problem was. Sometime with all this tech, there is no rhyme or reason

Hi All, Wow, talking about a flip phone makes me smile! I had a flip phone for so long until I bought my iPhone. I have to admit, I do sometimes really just miss my old flip phones though. Janet

Hi All, Maybe call MS, and ask them just to see what they will say. Maybe they can connect screens and see the message for themselves. Janaet

Hi Gene, We also don't know or I should say I don't know how well Narrator works with a touch screen either. I have never heard of using a screen reader with the touch screen, so I don't know if

But what exactly did the notification say? Did it say expire or did it say something about you not using an authorized version of Windows? If this is what appears to be a Windows notification, not

Many people may find the phone being discussed does everything desired. I don't know how accessibility compares between that and the Alcatel Go Flip3. However, I suspect the Go Flip3 has this or that

Read Out is pretty good, especially with texsting. I had an LG Revere that had it. I am glad to hear that Net Ten now has an accessible flip phone to offer at a good price. I was very happy with Net

I don't think anyone can tell you why Narrator turned off by itself on that computer. That is not expected behavior as is evident from the other comments from users. Therefore, my guess is that that

no this is fully wrong. after you upgrade from windows 8.1 to 10 or windows 7 to 10, you can use windows free for ever. now your licence can expire only if. 1. you had given your laptop for servicing

While that is one possibility, there is another which is more plausible. The message didn't clarify this but after Narrator on was spoken, it probably said Narrator off again with no further user

It isn't an e-mail. it is a notification. The notification didn't tell the user to do anything that might compromise personal information or endanger the security of the machine. It told the user