Actually, its been a lot better at this sorting itself out since the
recent changes, but as i said in my reply, the ini file is hopefully
going to be old if the older version has been run in between.
I do still have the odd problem with nvda no shutting down in the
installer at the start after the first action, but I put this down to
the offending machine being too slow and short of ram. So, the new
version si started before the old one has properly ended.
I had a unique event the other day when a total of five occurences of
nvda launched together at start up, due to some screwed up program I
was trying out. Very interesting to note that they do not all keep up
and work at the same speed. I've never managed to get it to happen
since.
Brian
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael Curran"
<michaeldamiencurran@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <nvda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, May 31, 2009 6:29 AM
Subject: [nvda] Re: Unable to get NVDA to load
Hi,
I Think your NVDA config file is a bit mucked up. We would really like
to solve this issue, as its happened to a few people.
Could you please send me your nvda log file, after trying to run your
installed copy of NVDA?
It can be found by typing %temp% in the Windows explorer address bar
and then pressing enter. (Include the percent signs).
nvda.log should be in that directory.
Note that NVDA overrides this file all the time so you will have to
use
another screen reader such as narrator to retreave the file straight
after the installed NVDA has terminated.
It would also be useful if you could send along your NVDA config file,
which can be found in the nvda directory inside your user application
data directory.
Try typing %appdata%\nvda in the Windows explorer address bar and then
pressing enter. nvda.ini should be in that directory.
After sending nvda.log and nvda.ini via email, you can try deleting
nvda.ini, and hopefully your newly installed NVDA should function
correctly again ... if the problem is in deed the one I think it is.
However, for us to solve this problem for the future, we really
need to
see both the log file and the config file if that is possible.
I admit trying to find all these files is a bit of work, we may
consider
trying to improve this in the near future.
Thanks
Mick
Or on Vista:
On 31/05/2009 3:03 PM, hurrikenny wrote:
On 31/05/2009 11:51 a.m., hurrikenny wrote:
Hi everyone
I have the latest snapshot of NVDA, and when I go to install it, it
comes up with a "stop" sound but no error message on the screen. It
will let me go through the process of installing it, but will not
load
at all. I even tried uninstalling it, deleting out the old
directories
and reinstalling but still no luck.
With having visitors here, I haven't used the computer in over a
week,
but up until then it was working perfectly.
My old spare version 0.5 works fine, but I like to test the
snapshots
and am wondering what else can I check? Are there any other
places to
check? I am running Xp pro SP3.
Thanks
Gene NZ
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I forgot to mention when you go to install it kills the sound of
nvda so
there is no sound when trying to install it apart from the 2 sound
like
critual stops sounds. Then after that it goes to load then dies. is
there a audio file that could be mucking upor files gone astray
that I
may have to find. It will work if i use my usb stick with nvda on
itjk.
I don't know it seem to startup then die
Gene
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