Re: Three instances of NVDA at the same time causing problems!
I use a program called sys tray refresh to get rid of the dead icons automatically.
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Re: Three instances of NVDA at the same time causing problems!
I don't think that's multiple at once, Basically if NVDA crashes, it doesn't take it's system tray icons with it, so you get a bunch of dead icons in the system tray. You can click on them and they will die.
Re: Three instances of NVDA at the same time causing problems!
You can have several instances showing in the system tray, portable vers is my guess.The only way that i know of to launch two NVDA processes at the same time is portable vers, and that may even exit the current copy.
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Re: Three instances of NVDA at the same time causing problems!
It's possible to start more instances in really specific conditions.I don't know how to reproduce that bug, however
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Re: Three instances of NVDA at the same time causing problems!
The shortcut to start NVDA has the -r option, which replaces the current instance. As far as I know it was only possible to have multiple instances running in very early revisions, I tried to start multiple instances just now
Re: Three instances of NVDA at the same time causing problems!
It is actually possible to have 2 NVDA instances at once. However, I think that you have to launch the second one with special arguments, and in that case you would hear double speech.
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Re: Three instances of NVDA at the same time causing problems!
I doubt it was NVDA. There is only one instance of NVDA; loading another instance will either restart NVDA or pop up the NVDA menu.
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Re: Three instances of NVDA at the same time causing problems!
It doesn't run more instances at once. It has multiple processes communicating with each other, but there is only one NVDA instance. Them not knowing that, I can see how they might reach that conclusion, but there is only
Three instances of NVDA at the same time causing problems!
I was taking my test at a university and they provided a computer with NVDA. It was a very new desktop running windows 10 and mostly did not cause problems. I was happily taking my test which was 10 essay questions! I had just
