to users of VB and other virtualisation software:installation of w10 into virtual machine without sighted assistance seems tobe impossible #a11y #narrator
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mattias <mjonsson1986@...>
But hyper-v on win10 require you to connect to rdp?
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Hi, While this topic is a bit old, I must respectfully disagree. I was able to get an ISO image of 1703, boot it up, enable narrator, choose the type of windows installation I wanted, and have windows fully booted. I carried this out on a windows 8.1 samsung, with intel audio drivers, using the latest, at the time, VMWARE player.
On 08/08/17 11:16 AM, J.G wrote: > Hi, > > This weekend I played whith virtualisation programs and tested all 3 > major players (VB, VM ware and Hyper-v from Microsoft). My results are > interesting but also I have expected some of them. As I saw some months > ago, VB semms to be the least accessible program due to Qt GUI which it > has and completely inaccessible window where you can manage your VMs. > Hyper-V and VM ware are accessible, so it means, you can manage VM > (start/stop it, add/remove removable devices etc) > > But the most important result is that: I found, that until W10 is not > fully installed into VM, you cannot use Narrator or any other screen > reader due to audio issues. it means that you can start setup, but when > you are going to press ctrl + windows + enter, Narrator will probably be > started but you would not hear anything. Does anybody know, why does > this happen? I have one explanation but do not know if it was correct. > It seems, that "slim Windows" - a package which is running during > installation, does not have or does not recognise audio drivers of > virtual software. Am I correct? > Second question is for MS staff if they track this list. is it possible > to include this feature into next update of a system? probably it will > be rs4. > > Thanks. > > Best regards, Jožef >
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J.G
Hi,
I'm very glad, if you heard a sound feedback, when you enabled Narrator, but when I've tried to install an OS into prepared VM in VB, VM ware and also into Hyper V, I didn't hear any sound. May be can you advise me, what should I do to hear spoken feedback? Must I reconfigure some VM's settings? And if this is correct, which settings are valid? Thanks. regards, Jožef p.s. host os: regular win10 (1703 with updates) and guest os: win10 insider preview built 16232) packaged in iso image downloaded directly from the MS site.
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A.Mac
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you need to download vmware tools for the os.
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when you start installing it asks you to download that.
On 9/11/17, A.Mac via Groups.Io <a.mcaneney=ntlworld.com@groups.io> wrote:
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J.G
Hello,
When you talk about "Guest additions"" or "VM tools" remember, that these tools can be installed into a guest OS, when its installation is finnished. My test yesterday confirmed it. So a main problem still exists. Again, can anyone tell me, what should I do to get speech during instalation of os into a VM please? kind regards, Jožef
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