The download page is: http://www.nvaccess.org/download/ It offers you the chance to donate if you would like. If you don't want to donate (and fair enough to try it first!) then check the "Skip donati

I think there are several things you need to change (of course): There's the home page, since it starts on Bing in the first place, More actions - settings - advanced - "Search in the address bar with

A lot of new computers do that now. On some there is a utility or option within Windows somewhere to let you fix the function keys back to their rightful places (ie so you can press ALT+F4 to close so

Partly it depends on what you want - My desktop is slowly dying and I would like a touch screen tablet too - I looked at the Surface Pro 4, but for over $3,000 AUD for the i7, 16GB RAM model that I wa

Hi Ari, Making Windows 10 Easy with NVDA isn't out yet. Actually when I was in discussion with the NVDA developers about that version, and after they read the original book, they invited me to come on

Hi everyone, Microsoft Accessibility tweeted today that they've updated their list of Narrator keyboard commands to include 75 commands here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/keyboard-sho

Pinning to the desktop certainly isn't as easy as it used to be in Windows 7 unfortunately, but the easiest way I've found is: 1. Press the WINDOWS key. 2. Type the name of the program. 3. Press the C

I found the same thing (also Edge and Action Center at least). I found the next time I used the computer (ie after a shutdown / startup again) it worked again though Edge still doesn't work with NVDA

Odd - are you using NVDA or Jaws or anything? That shouldn't make a difference but wondering if they announce anything or where the focus is after the first time?

After you do alt+f then 2 - what is the path in the address bar (press alt+d)? Is it still c:\users\username\ ? Does the folder appear under "This PC"?

Interesting, I just tried again and the Start menu / action center both work now. They definitely wasn't working yesterday and it wasn't just mine - Edge is still cactus but at least the start menu wo

Good point Albert - I realised after I wrote I should have mentioned those as well. For anyone wondering: WINDWOS+M minimises everything and takes you to the desktop, every time. If you are already at

No problems here, but really all that does is confirm that it doesn't happen to everyone - without knowing WHAT caused the problem (eg incompatibility with a particular version of a particular driver)

By opening up your user folder, do you mean going to c:\users\Greg\ (replace Greg with whatever your username is)? Try doing alt+f (which opens the file menu) then 2 as you have done (In the file menu

I can't get it on mine, but I read somewhere that if you upgrade your PC you keep the option and if you install windows 10 clean then you don't. I wiped my computer before installing Windows 10 so I c

Try tapping your alt (and maybe control and shift for good measure) keys a few times - maybe it thinks you have one held down - that happens occasionally. Even in Tablet mode, alt+f4 should work norma

There are a couple of other trackers that will work across platform, such as the Pebble, but again, not much on the accessibility side. I saw a kickstarter I think for a Braille smart watch someone wa

It was more the storage I was concerned about, though it has USB so you can easily plug in an external drive which helps. I believe there are a couple of Windows 10 phones available now like the Lumia

Windows Defender is basically the newer version of MSE - it's a bit confusing as they used to have defender, then MSE now back to defender :) Essentially Defender should do the job unless you do lots

Well TechRadar liked *a* Linx 10 tablet, not sure if it's exactly the same model: http://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/tablets/linx-10-1291585/review It really depends on what you want out of it, b