The other thing Microsoft needs to do is, put back the shutdown sound in
windows 10.
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From: net bat via Talk
Sent: Monday, July 22, 2019 9:51 AM
To: Window-Eyes Discussion List
Cc: net bat
Subject: Re: window-eyes in safe mode
when in the w e control panel open the
when in the w e control panel open the apps tab notice that all of the apps in
the list say they have a pull down.
when you find the windows enhanced it will say pull down. right arrow on it and
the sub menus will open. one is toast booloons and run in safe mode. pressenter
on run in safe mode
Thanks, Butch. Smile
Rod
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From: Talk On
Behalf Of Butch Bussen via Talk
Sent: July 20, 2019 9:38 PM
To: net bat via Talk
Cc: Butch Bussen
Subject: Re: window-eyes in safe mode
Another way to get into safe mode is to use msconfig if
Another way to get into safe mode is to use msconfig if you can get into
windows. I did some looking on line and found a .reg file that turns
sound on for nvda, so I assume this should work with w e as well,
although it is built into w e. The file is
Activate_Sound_in_Win10_Safe_Mode.zip
It
f you have it in the
list open the drop down menu and check run in safe mode.
if windows 7 you press f8 while its booting. then arrow down once and
press enter. there is no speech for these menus.
windows 10 you have to find the option to boot in safe mode from the
windows settings somewher
t bat via Talk wrote:
what windows version?
first you have to look in the w e control panel in the apps tab.
arrow up once to get to the windows enhanced. if you have it in the
list open the drop down menu and check run in safe mode.
if windows 7 you press f8 while its booting. then arrow down
Hello Butch. NVDA works in Safemode too. What WE is doing is it has
installed a reg file that works in safe mode that works with all screen
readers. I'm not sure where you can get this registry file but if you google
it you should be able to find it.
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From:
Thanks, that did the trick. Once in safe mode, I deleted the avast
folder. I also ran msconfig and unchecked it in the startup tab. Once
back in normal windows, be sure you tell msconfig to start in normal
mode, I went to add remove prograams. Avast was still listed, but when
I tried to
n the list open the drop
down menu and check run in safe mode.
if windows 7 you press f8 while its booting. then arrow down once and press
enter. there is no speech for these menus.
windows 10 you have to find the option to boot in safe mode from the windows
settings somewher. and reboot. afte
lf as
part of some bundled update. For everyone's record, Win7 64Bit, though I
see that of little help in this regard.
I too would have liked to go into safe mode,and perform the Avast
removal from there. Obviously, when you turn on your computer, keep
pressing repeatedly, and rapidly on the F8
what windows version?
first you have to look in the w e control panel in the apps tab. arrow up once
to get to the windows enhanced. if you have it in the list open the drop down
menu and check run in safe mode.
if windows 7 you press f8 while its booting. then arrow down once and press
Was in a similar situation lately, having Avast installing itself as
part of some bundled update. For everyone's record, Win7 64Bit, though I
see that of little help in this regard.
I too would have liked to go into safe mode,and perform the Avast
removal from there. Obviously, when you
I was trying to install some drivers today from a cd and it installed
avast, which doesn't talk and I can't remove it. I was thinking there was
a way to use we in safe mode, and I'm not sure how I get there. Is it f 7
or f 8, I don't recall. Any help appreciated.
73
Bu
r and for
Safe Mode. After pressing the Enter key, I am in Safe Mode. I then press
Control+Alt+W and Window-Eyes comes on. HTH
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From: Talk On
Behalf Of David via Talk
Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2019 8:49 AM
To: WE English Mailinglist
Cc: David
Subject: Safe Mode
Lister
Listers,
I could use some feedback here, please.
Got a program that needs to run in Safe Mode. Being an uninstaller, it
cannot be run in standard mode under Windows. When I try, it just tells
me to click Yes, and it will restart Windows in Safe Mode.
Sure, I clicked Yes, and the computer
I forgot to mention that the
numlock key would toggle on and off.
I'm hoping to get ideas as to how to deal with this. Thank goodness I
have another machine. I haven't the slightest idea of how to boot in safe
mode with this Asus laptop running Windows 7 home premium, but I'll
to deal with this. Thank goodness I
have another machine. I haven't the slightest idea of how to boot in
safe mode with this Asus laptop running Windows 7 home premium, but I'll
have to get sighted help for that. If there are other strategies,
please let me know.
Did you start WE after you got into safe mode? Also, you might need
to uncheck the safe mode and then check it again after restarting WE.
On Thu, 01 Dec 2016 17:00:40 -0500,
net bat via Talk wrote:
>
> does w e speech work in safe mode with windows 10?
> i have the safe mode option c
does w e speech work in safe mode with windows 10?
i have the safe mode option checked in the windows enhanced app but i don't
have speech yet in safe mode. it works with windows 7 on the same computer.
i found a command prompt command to bring back the old safe boot menu that
windows
in win 7 or 10 open the run dialog and type msconfig and hit enter, when the
window comes up go to the boot tab and select the safe boot option, but
before shutting down or rebooting from safe mode, go back into msconfig and
select normal boot, or deselect safe boot
reguards
timelor
Hi David,
You are correct, in Windows 7 you use the F8 key during boot up to enter
safe mode, however, Windows 10 is totally different, and you need to go
through several steps to get into it now, but without any kind of speech
asisstance, it is proving a tad difficult!
Regards.
Jim
tweak, we are a number who would like to know.
David
On 7/30/2016 11:37 AM, Jim via Talk wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know how to get into safe mode in Windows 10 without
sighted help? I googled how it was done, but when the options are
brought up during boot up, there is no screen reader loaded u
Hi,
Does anyone know how to get into safe mode in Windows 10 without sighted
help? I googled how it was done, but when the options are brought up during
boot up, there is no screen reader loaded up yet, so you can't go through
the choices to restart in safe mode, anyone got any clues?
Jo Taliaferro
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