BlankOT, but I have used with with Jaws and System Access.  I have no reason 
to believe it wouldn't work with Window-Eyes.  It is a bit easier to use 
with Jaws as some of the items won't spell in System Access as you look over 
the list, but other than that, it works very well.

Hi,

I thought I'd submit a post about an outstanding malware removal program 
that is extremely accessible.  It is called Adwcleaner.  I used version 
4.106.

I tried it about ten days ago on my computer and found a couple things.  My 
wife had an issue with her computer freezing when doing downloads, and she 
used this program this morning and it corrected the issue.

But, I have a client who had issues with several pieces of spyware such as 
global updater, groovorio, roboot, and many more that could not be nuked 
with MalwareBytes or a couple different anti-virus programs.  This person 
had over sixty browser helper objects in Firefox, and these same programs 
that ran in Internet Explorer were listed in various places in the registry, 
under program foldrs and scheduled tasks.  It identified over 155 different 
registry keys, and over thirty folders with malware.

Adwcleaner opens with a simple screen layout.  Under the actions menu, you 
first hit the Scan button.  It will take a few minutes to scan.

On the results screen, there are several tabs.  These are tabs for each 
browser (firefox, Internet explorer, google chrome if you have it), plus 
tabs for files, folders, registry, scheduled tasks etc.  Under each tab, you 
can tab into the list of items it has identified.  If you don't want to 
clean an item, just uncheck it as you arrow down through the culprits.

Once you've reviewed everything, go back to the actions area and hit the 
Clean button.  It will warn you to make sure you've saved data from your 
other applications as it will close all programs.  When it says it will 
close all programs--believe it!  It means it!  It closes everything, 
including your screen-reader.
Suggestion: Make sure you have a shortcut installed so you can bring your 
screen reader back up about ten seconds after it closes.

When you bring your screen reader up again, it will tell you it needs to 
reboot to finish the process.

When it reboots, you will be in a notepad log file showing what it wwas able 
to remove.  The log file will also be saved, along with the quarantine 
folder, under your root directory.

You can download it at

https://toolslib.net/downloads/finish/1/


Steve, K8SP
Lansing, MI