Kind: Replies

No actually that helps a ton thanks for your clarification.

@jeffjarvis If I wanted to make my own version of the web I would have said something to the effect that they should log off/we should kick them off. I didn't. Hyperlinks are quite literally integral to the web, so yeah I have to ask why someone's even messing with it if they don't want to follow them.

@amanda Aw man, people all day. I hope you get to do something fun after work.

@jeffjarvis I would have gone with "the web is woke and we should stay away from it and/or ban it".

@jeffjarvis Yeah I saw that claim, and I get it, but then the job is to encourage following of links, not discouraging links altogether so you can make your own version that isn't the web.

Jesus Christ if you're going to discourage links what the fuck are you even doing on the web?

I'd recommend getting sighted assistance because there are parts of the process where it will restart and you'll have no speech.

Just Bud Lite.

OK at this point you might want to roll back if possible and reapply the update. Sorry for all the back and forth I was just trying to make sure that was really what you're going to have to do before I told you to do it.

Once you're in the users folder, can you open anything inside that? Or are you stuck there?

Also, if you get a change, go to run and type c:users, and then once in that folder, press win+up-arrow. Expected behavior is that it will move you to the parent folder. It's the official keystroke for this so we want to find out what happens.

OK, use the run workaround for a bit, but don't do anything drastic, we're researching over here but John is thinking it's something to do with actual Windows and he's the Windows guy I'm Linux. +

Is this when you load Narrator, or when you go to the run dialog and type c:users?

Yes we should totally catch up sometime.

What happens when you go to the run dialog and type c:? Does it still close the window on you or does it behave like it should? Sorry if I already asked that I'm sort of multitasking.

Just to add one more bit to this, are you trying to access your C drive or another drive? If another drive, what happens when you go to the run dialog, type e: or whatever and then press enter?

So it opens your home directory and then immediately closes the window?

Ctrl+win+enter.

Oh no I'm so sorry for you guys Chris.

Unload Jaws and load Narrator and see if win+E is still broken.