Yes, I too now use NVDA probably 80 percent of the time.  Still have JAWS, and probably will have since the yearly upgrades are not super expensive. JAWS still reads one program I use all the time

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE _JEOPARDY! _MAKES ONLINE TEST ACCESSIBLE TO THE BLIND _NATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE BLIND COMMENDS PRODUCERS OF BELOVED GAMESHOW_ BALTIMORE, MARYLAND (OCTOBER 12, 2020): The

NVDA officially began releasing alpha builds in 2006. I began using it in the summer of 2009 and its first official release was 2009.1, which I believed was released during the Thanksgiving weekend of

Hi Group, Ah Yes, I also started using NVDA a year or so after it's first release.  When was that now: maybe fifteen years ago.  I don't actually remember.  Back then, it was useful when JAWS

If you go to the discovery tab in the SiriusXM app then click on the all channels button it will give you a list of all of the channels that are available. Danny

What I've noticed is that if you have both an SSD and a mechanical drive, there is no speed difference in startup. This is because, as was pointed out earlier, you're only as fast as the slowest link

I'm a firm believer in the user having different opinions and having information on which to make a decision. That's the main reason I discuss such questions. Of course, I enjoy discussing them as

go  to bios if it has a bad ram stick? It may not, it depends on the system. I used to have a computer where if i would plug in a particular usb drive it just would not boot. Correct, ram only

I am going to have to go with the crowd that is all for the ssd. It makes things so much faster, and it's really worth it. The start up time is amazing. I wouldn't buy a computer with out one these

Hello. I'd say both viewpoints being expressed in this thread are correct given the perspective they are coming from. Having people think before posting on social media would be a very good thing.

Hi, Is this type of behavior normal though? Shouldn't the system beep or go  to bios if it has a bad ram stick? I assume I am not able to insert the ram incorrectly? The interesting thing is that 

Hello. Pull one of the ram sticks and power on. If you get the same result, swap them out and do it again. I'm suspicious you have a bad ram stick. If it still doesn't power on properly pull the ssd

I'd like to way in for a sec. I can tell you that an sd drive lets the computer start up a lot faster then a mechanical one. I've had both.

Even if I used Windows 10, that has nothing to do with drives unless I get a computer with a drive. But I don't think it is relevant that you can't know what it is like to use an SSD drive until you

An update. So I swapped out the ram sticks, and both firmly inserted. The SSD also fit snugly. However when I plugged in a flash drive to install windows, and powered on the pc,  the fans spun up at

Sorry, could have gotten the processor wrong. Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz, 3192 Mhz, 6 Core(s), 12 Logical Processor(s) Chris Judge

Hi Chris, I think you mean I9 not I10 lol. There is a significant difference etween an i3 and i5, and an even more larger one between an i5 and i7. It just improves the user experience substantially.

For me, one of the most noticeable improvements with recent NVDA versions is its responsiveness in navigating through Word files with standard arrow key navigation. On newer, faster machines this was

I started using NVDA shortly after it’s first release. I did so because I wanted to support a free screen reader in the hopes that it would eventually be as good as jaws. Back then, I wasn’t sure

Hi all, I used to have to switch to a different screen reader when I wanted to use the BARD Express program because NVDA wouldn't read the entire anotation. I also used to have to switch when doing