Re: Windows VPS's?
@Defender: You'd be right, except:
I am looking for a VPS to host a website and some servers and such on.
There isn't much justification for running a Windows Server in that scenario. Dude wants to make a website. If he was running a radio station and using Station Playlist Studio he'd need Windows. Owing to personal experience, I think everyone here is making a smart decision and saving this guy from the potential torture that is Windows Server, particularly when taken into account that current models of Windows 10 do not allow you to disable the network protocols that are problematic and stand in the way of rdp. Because of that, I had to switch to Android (Android!) to perform the necessary steps to get NVDA Remote configured over RDP, and that's on top of dealing with a locked down internet explorer. Brutal. Learning the commandline will be a walk in the park in terms of aggravation levels.
@Chris: You don't really need customer service or sighted assistance to enable sound.
Connect over rdp.
windows+r for run
cmd
Wait 5 or so seconds, then
net start audiosrv
Then,
windows+r again
Then type Narrator.
Configure audiosrv to start automatically through services.msc.
You'll want to at least make it as far as getting Narrator running before RDP on Windows kicks you off. After Narrator's running, you can go ahead and connect with the rdp client on your Android. You can't use the windows key on Android, which is why you want to take care of Narrator on the windows client-side first and foremost. Download nVDA/NVDA Remote, going through the security screens along the way. Forward port 6837 through windows firewall, and get an nvda remote connection going. You should then be good to go.
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