Hi Mike.
I'm also encountering slower startups, but I don't think it's a screen issue.
I think it's just the nature of the beast, and as the OS becomes more and more
complicated, the longer it takes to get up and running. Thankfully, I haven't
noticed any worse sluggishness once the system
Thanks, Rod. But I don't need it. I was just confirming David's result.
Regards,
Tom
On 6/23/2019 3:44 AM, Rod Hutton via Talk wrote:
Hi Tom,
Here's a direct link to the talking windows pre-installation environment zip
archive itself, rather than the folder it resides in:
Hi David,
Glad to hear that you've had some success.
Actually, the link was a bit.ly shortened URL.
This is common practice on the web today, for use with Twitter and Facebook and
such.
It allows URLs to be shortened to save space.
In my case, maybe Microsoft didn't like its URL being shortened
Hi David,
As I wrote to Tom, you will need to have your own Microsoft account in order to
sign in.
Once you do, this link should begin the download of the file:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AvkWQaterKGvg8wIfJ1uGvcA3MrUGg
Give it a try, and, if it doesn't work, we can try another transfer method.
Good
This one looks much better. Got to the site, and it seems it will let me
download. Just got a find a drive with enough fre space. Smiles. Don't
know what went wrong with your first link. Thanks,
David
On 6/23/2019 9:44 AM, Rod Hutton via Talk wrote:
> Hi Tom,
>
> Here's a direct link to the
Hello
My main machine installed a Microsoft update a few days ago and now it
seems sluggish at boot. I have read messages about Jaws users having
this problem but is anyone else using Window-eyes getting it too?
Mike.
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Any views or opinions
Rod,
Again, thanks for your attempt in helping out.
I now have tried Internet Explorer, Chrome and Firefox. Firefox simply
just opens and gets stuck on your link. Both Internet explorer and
Chrome, informs me that the page cannot be found. Another user already
described what Chrome gave for
Hi Tom,
Here's a direct link to the talking windows pre-installation environment zip
archive itself, rather than the folder it resides in:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AvkWQaterKGvg8wIfJ1uGvcA3MrUGg
If you sign in with your own Microsoft account on the page which opens (meaning
that you have to have a
Hi Tom,
Well, that's a tragedy!
I'm sorry this happened to you.
Just goes to show you that things can really get screwed up if you don't get
the details right.
Take care,
Rod
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