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NVDA core stack freeze in Windows 10 when pressing Enter on The mycomputer desktop item #5376
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Attachment nvda core stack freeze.log added by janusz on 2015-09-20 12:26 |
Comment 1 by jteh on 2015-09-20 22:25 |
@Janusz are you still having this issue? |
I was having this problem on windows 10 1809, however after some updates from windows I believe build 17763.2xx this problem has greatly decreased. |
@fernando-jose-silva how is this now in Windows 10 1909 Update with NVDA 2020.1 RC1? |
I no longer have this problem. |
Reported by janusz on 2015-09-20 12:24
Dear core developers,
I have found out, that When pressing Enter key, NVDA core stack freeze. There are issues, that NVDA do not have correct event feetback so Core want to pump module which detect data from UI automation, but UI automation isbusy and can not provide this kind of event. I think, that NVDA want The info too fast, which is causing error. In other words, Windows core components are slower than NVDA except. I attach crucial nvda.log part related to this problem. The question is, why thisproblem did not exist in earlyer version of windows. May be, that some event feet back algorithm work incorrectly in Windows 10.
I can deeply debug this issue, give me instructions please how to deeply debug more detail. C++ NVDA dlls are very probably enabled and compiled to provide debug info from their C++ code if error would becausedby those dlls.
Or should I had to debug by using other technique?
IAm ready to constructively help You by intensively debugging including using special external debugger, if it would help and if You know about some kind of debugger, which would help us.
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