Presumably you have tried rebooting the computer? If this persists after a reboot you could try toggling the screen echo settings to see if that makes a change. You can toggle these by pressing insert plus S. the options are highlighted, all and none. You should be on highlighted normally and not all. In some situations I have found that setting screen echo to none will work in some applications. Oddly in some instances of Outlook for example setting screen echo to none solves these sorts of problems. The odd thing is that even with echo set to none highlighted menu items would still be read, they would just not be read repeatedly. I have no idea why this happens but it is worth experimenting..
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