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We've had great feedback on our recent In-Process article on creating portable copies of NVDA. A lot of people use them for testing out beta's of new versions, particularly 2024.1. Have you been trying the 2024.1 betas, and do you use a portable version to do it? If you'd like to find out more, check out our article here: nvaccess.org/post/in-process-9…

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Screenshot of the NVDA launcher window showing the license agreement. Of the four action buttons, the "Create portable copy" button is selected.

In-Process 9th February 2024

We are continuing to get closer to the release of 2024.1. As well as a new beta for that, we also have a new 2023.3 point release. Also this week, we have a look at portable copies of NVDA. What ar…
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Kara Goldfinch
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I use a portable copy to test alphas. I used to install them as my primary copy as I wanted to live dangerously or something. Not recommended, Kids.
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@KaraLG84 I used to run Windows insider builds on my primary machine for the same reason.... I gave up on insiders as I got sick of having to reinstall windows at least weekly :D It did help run with a slimmer suite of programs as "standard" though!
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