What the hell? Every time I restart NVDA, since this most recent windows update, accessibility settings comes up. Nothing in the window, just that. Honestly windows gets stranger and stranger.

@FreakyFwoof That's slightly less strange than you might think, but it still means something broke somewhere. To cut a very long, ridiculous story short, NVDA needs to integrate with the Windows Accessibility Settings in order to run on secure screens, start after logon, etc. And the way a screen reader tells that framework that the screen reader is now running is to set a temporary registry key and... inject the Windows+u keystroke. I'm not joking. No, it's not okay. Don't shoot me, I'm just the messenger. Anyway, I guess something must be going with the temporary registry key part of that horrible recipe.

@jcsteh @FreakyFwoof Wait, do everyone do it? JAWS also? I mean… I was absolutely sure there is an API telling whether screen reader is running or not.