Hi to all,
Here is the info you requested:
copy of previous post:
I'd like to share some info, which I have posted before, but is worth
repeating, with regards to losing sound. or computer freezing
Firstly, with regards to the ding sound which is generated by the
windows operating system.
I some times lose sound after hearing the ding sound.
This happens in explorer, Firefox, internet explorer, wordpad, notepad.
My solution:
I unplug the usb connection for my headset, and WE7.2 starts speaking
via my external speakers. I then replug my usb headset and everything
is back to normal.
In this case, windows lost sound to my headset, which is a known bug to
all windows operating systems.
Now, another known bug for all windows operating systems is that
keyboard stops functioning.
I use a wireless keyboard, and when I lose sound, I hit windows key on
my usb keyboard and sometimes my sound is back.
In this case, my wireless keyboard stopped functioning.
Now, sometimes the usb keyboard is not responding either.
In this case, I unplug the usb keyboard and wait for a ding sound, and
then I replug the usb keyboard, and this sometimes does the trick, and
keyboard is working again.
However, sometimes the lost of sound is caused by a WE7.2 crash.
In this case, I use a batch file to shutdown window eyes.(batch file
instruction at bottom of email)
2, and I am back to normal.
However, sometimes after restarting WE7.2 after closing it using the
batch file, nothing works on the keyboard, except control alt delete,
and nothing in that menu works except shutdown, which is the icon on the
lower right.
Good luck to all.
p.s. Here's the instructions for making a batch file to kill window eyes:
,
download pskill from:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896683
:
then copy and paste
pskill.exe
to
c:\windows (folder)
copy the following:
pskill wineyes.exe -t
S
to a notepad document, and save it as:
kill_we.bat
then create a short-cut to the batch file and place it on the desktop.
then right click on the short-cut and press r for property
then tab to hot key and give it a hotkey.
I use control alt k
Good luck,
Good luck, Manny
checkout my stand-up comedy performance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75fbevlz10g
computer specifications: Window Eyes 8 Dell xps420 with 8 gb memory c p
u: Intel q6600 quad core dual boot between Windows 7 64-bit and windows
8 64 bit all software and drivers are up to date
On 8/30/2012 9:42 AM, manny wrote:
> Hi,
> here is a copy of my kill we.bat file
> copy:
> pskill wineyes.exe
> pskill gwm32.exe
> pskill speech32.exe
> pskill bdisplay.exe
> S
>
> Of course you need to download spkill and put the exe file in the
exaccutible path
> good luck,
> Manny
> checkout my stand-up comedy performance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75fbevlz10g If you like it, please
forward or post on your social network. My computer specifications:
Window Eyes 7.5.4.1 Dell xps420 with 8 gb memory c p u: Intel q6600 quad
core Windows 7 64-bit operating system all software and drivers are up
to date
> On 8/30/2012 6:38 AM, shannon wrote:
>> Good morning
>> I have had WE crash on me two times in the last hour.
>> Every time WE crashed I have sent in the error after I have to
restart the computer.
>> This means I have to close out of my work and then get back in to
everything all over again.
>>
>> The crash is related to using the mouse to read the screen.
>> I would appreciate anyone sending me that line that I need to save
as a ..bat file so I can hopefully kill the WE process with out having
to shut down all of my work programs only to have to re open them all
again so I can crash all over again.
>>
>> Does any one have this line of text that will kill we.
>> I don't want the script since WE has already crashed the app won't
do what I want.
>>
>> Thanks allot.
>>
>> Shannon
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