I've just found more info:
In MS Word, In File > Options > Save, NVDA tells me the following for
Autorecover File Location and Default File Location respectively:
‘This command is currently disabled. Your Administrator has disabled
this command through group policy’.
I'm thinking that the Update has done something with the registry to cause this.
Looks like I'll have to call Microsoft.
Robbie
On 1/22/19, RobbieS <robbiesin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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But it has the same zero effect as Ctl + S and trying things through Alt +
F.
Looks like I'll have to wait until the next update that hopefully fixes the
bug.
A couple of strange things. The same hasn't happened on my laptop,
only my desktop.
Secondly, my desktop is still taking 10 minutes to reboot, so I think
the installation probably didn't go right.
Thanks,
Robbie
On 1/22/19, Joan Ann Brosnan <joanannbrosnan9@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Robbie
You could try pressing F12 which will bring you into the save as dialog
box.
Joan Ann.
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Subject: [vicsireland] Windows 10 Update Stops MS Word from Creating New
Files
Hi,
Before going out yesterday evening, I finally succumbed to Windows 10's
latest annoying reminders, and allowed it to update. It did say that
this
one would take longer than normal.
This morning when I returned to the Desktop, it took about 10 minutes to
boot up...which is ok since I'm thinkin' it's still in update mode.
I go to save a new document in Microsoft Word 2010, and absolutely
nothing
happens. Voiceover is interrupted when I press Ctl + S, but there is
nothing else happening.
Luckily for me, it is allowing me to save changes I make to pre-existing
documents.
I've searched online, but can't find any troubleshoot to match this.
Has anyone else had the same experience?
Has anyone got any suggestions?
Regards,
Robbie
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