How do I know when windows 10 is done installing? Jaws came back on. The sounds I have to open and close programs keeps going on and on so I am uncertain. Is there way I can check their windows 10 is the operating system on my PC? Was I correct to choose express settings? Now do I need to uninstall Jaws 17 and reinstall it? Lauren my iPhone
> On Nov 30, 2015, at 3:54 PM, David Moore <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, I installed windows 10, how do I know if I am done? Just came back on. Is > there a way I can check that windows 10 is the operating system that is > running on my PC? Thank you. I am uncertain as my signals for opening and closing programs is going on and on. Was I right you choose express settings and Cortina? > Hi Lauren, > You can upgrade without sighted help. You should install JAWS 17 first. Then, > download the Tool from FS that will allow you to get rid of all previous JAWS > versions from your computer along with shared components. The only version > you should have on your computer is Version 17. If you want, You could also > have version 16.0.1214. That will also work on Windows 10. Also, you will > want to download the media creation tool from the MS page and save it to your > computer. Make sure that you don’t run the media creation tool until you run > that FS tool to get rid all versions of JAWS off your computer except > 16.0.1214 and JAWS 17. Now, you can run the media creation tool to install > win 10. Just press enter on the tool and press enter on upgrade this pc. JAWS > will still be working. Once you get through some screens, JAWS will go quiet > and this is when you wait an hour or more to let win10 download to your > computer. It is around 3 gigs. After an hour, just turn on Narrator by > pressing windows key + enter. You will be able to finish the install with > Narrator. Now, since you have Windows 8, it should install fine after the > first time. It is upgrading from Windows 7 that causes the trouble and it > takes a few times. I upgraded from Windows 8.1, and it took me one time of > running the media creation tool, and win10 installed great the first time. > This is really important. When win10 installs and JAWS comes back talking, it > is good to uninstall JAWS and reinstall JAWS. If you do this, even upgrading > from win 8 or 8.1, you will get much better results from JAWS from then on > out. Please email me if you have any questions. It is easy, and once win10 is > on your computer, I can really help you get everything adjusted so you have > the best experience using win10. You will love it and never want to go back. > I will be thinking about you as you upgrade. Email me as soon as you have any > questions. Take care, David Moore. > > > From: Lauren Snyder > Sent: Monday, November 30, 2015 3:37 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Windows 10 question > > Hi: > > Now I have Win8, Jaws 14. Can I upgrade to Jaws 17 and then install Windows > 10 myself or do I need sighted help? Is it ok to install Jaws first? > > > > Sincerely, > > Lauren > >
