someone had a great idea of disconnecting your pc from internet access before starting window eyes, then going in and setting all the scripts to no update status. then, you can reset your internet access and use Jamal's script installation script to look for updates.
Chip ------------------------------ Chip Orange Database Administrator Florida Public Service Commission [email protected] (850) 413-6314 (Any opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of the Florida Public Service Commission.) > -----Original Message----- > From: rs_denis [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Thursday, May 07, 2009 7:50 AM > To: Larry; GW Micro > Subject: Re: WE 7.01 crashing when script update Alert opens > > I had the same problem of a script, the windows update script > to be exact, > throwing my computer into a circle in which there was no > speech. Eyes using > the mouse could not extricate me. I had to power down the > computer, 3 times > in all, in order to get into window eyes quickly before the > update took > over, unload the update script, then window eyes stopped > talking, the script > had begun and tried to finish running, and the final power > down and reboot > got me back to window eyes functioning. It's nice people now > have improved > Italian for the script assuming they want this, but it raised > all kinds of > hell with my computer and I don't actually need my script to > be able to > handle Italian. My solution was and is to permanently remove > this script. > I'm sure I'll hear about updates being available here on the list. > I am particularly disquieted by the fact that the script by default > automatically checks to see if there is an update for itself > even as window > eyes first loads and this time actually somehow took over and > eliminated > speech. If nothing else, a delay should be built in to allow > everything to > be settled before the script takes an action. One would have > time to stop > the script before it gets into a loop disabling speech, and > more things > should have settled on the computer reducing the chances of > conflicts. > Several things happen when the computer first boots, byres > checkers look for > updates, other on and off net actions are taking place, and I > think that if > the computer's timing is a bit off, all kinds of problems can result. > Ron Denis > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Larry" <[email protected]> > To: "GW Micro" <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, May 06, 2009 6:27 PM > Subject: WE 7.01 crashing when script update Alert opens > > > > Hello there. When it comes to my situation, I'll give all > the details > > that I can, but since the problem occurs as Window-Eyes > launches, I am a > > bit limited as to the feedback that I am receiving. > > > > What happens is this. > > 1. When the computer has launched Windows I start Window-eyes. > > 2. The first thing I hear at this point is the sounder that > indicates that > > a script needs updating. > > 3. The next thing I hear is the sounder which indicates > that something > > somewhere has failed. I can't say what, because Window-eyes > does not say a > > word through this process. > > 4. I restart or reset the computer, repeat steps 1 and 2, > and the above > > described scenario occurs once again. > > > > With no speech to indicate what is going on, I can't go > into greater > > detail. All I know is that some problem pops up when I am > notified that > > whatever the script in question happens to be wants to update. > > > > Meanwhile, other screen readers are running problem free, > but won't launch > > after Window-eyes crashes. Any suggestions on what I might try here? > > > > Thanks in advance for your thoughts. > > > > Larry > > If you reply to this message it will be delivered to the original > > sender only. 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