I wanted to pass along an update on this topic. Our engineers have identified what we think to be the cause of the problem. The cause appears to be related to the type of BIOS software loaded on your system. Older systems use the standard Basic Input/Output System (BIOS). Many newer systems are using instead the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) and UEFI is meant to replace the BIOS firmware interface originally present in all PCs. UEFI is preventing certain files from loading properly at startup and this is why Window-Eyes is not able to read the UAC prompts. The solution to this problem will be incorporated into Window-Eyes 9.
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