Hi Chip,

    It was an interesting notice and I have to wait until tomorrow for my 
friend to come over.
    As Rod mentioned, I have suspected Avast and yes it probably is Avast doing 
it. But oddly only for my notebook.

    It does not show up on the other ones, just the notebook, which I use all 
the time.

    I was suspicious because the alert came on all of them today but so far 
only the old XP is slow.

Bruce

  Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2013 11:44 AM
  Subject: RE: Upgrade 8.4?


  These are all great ideas.



  The audio alert is obviously the startup sound Rod mentions.



  But I have to say Bruce, no one else is reporting anything like this on the 
gw-info list.



  Hopefully Rod's ideas will solve this; but if not, try using a system restore 
point, and if things go back to normal; I'd run a thorough virus scan, and then 
try the upgrade again.



  I noticed this morning my pc downloaded a bunch of windows updates, so this 
may also be a coincidence tied to the updates being applied at the same time.



  Good luck,



  Chip





  From: Rod Hutton [mailto:[email protected]]
  Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2013 10:58 AM
  To: [email protected]
  Cc: GW Aaron Smith
  Subject: Re: Upgrade 8.4?



  Hi Bruce,

  There are now startup and shutdown sounds assigned in the Sounds entry for 
Window-Eyes in the control panel.

  As for slow performance, perhaps try shutting down and restarting 
Window-Eyes.  This worked for me in Windows 7.

  I notice you are using Avast.  Have you informed Avast about the new version 
of Window-Eyes.  I used to use PC-Cillin, and it used to interfere when I did 
an upgrade of my screen reader until I told it about the upgrade.

  hth,

  Rod

  On 12/11/13 10:45 AM, LB wrote:






      I got upgrade 8.4 for Windoweyes and it has slowed down my notebook to a 
crawl and get an audio alert upon power-up but nothing happens.

         Once loaded everything slows down and Internet goes blank for long 
periods.

         I can not even use the alt F4 to see what is going on...





          What is going on?

              Bruce




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