Skype for windows has always had this problem. First of all, which version of windows are you running?

hahahaha, you were so lucky, I uninstalled the program and reinstalled it again, more than 5 times, and it didn't fix the problem. Anyway, I suggest to turn on accessibility and keyboard shortcuts, but for a more accessible skype, use skype talking or scripts.

deleted everything, and definitely it won't resolve the problem.
Wish you all a good time!

Yes, it is. It scans leftover files after and before uninstallation, and it tries to delete leftover registry entries too.

Hi y'all,
Well, since I wanted to figure out how to remove a programme without having to depend on third-party resources when there was already one at hand, I did a quick search on the internet and came up with this article, to which Revo is mentioned as being one of many programmes claimed to remove every ounce of the software you previously uninstalled. http://www.askvg.com/how-to-completely- … -software/

So there is no way to fix this Skype problem?
Its been happening to me as well. Every once in a great while I can log on, and the program acts as it should, but 9 times out of 10 it just closes.

Hello,
It has been doing the same to me. I thought it was because I couldn't update, my internet network blocks the skype download page and authorization page, but I guess that is not the problem.
How do the skype talking and whatnot scripts work? Do they work with NVDA?
I have never had any accessibility problems with skype till now and I wouldn't call this accessibility related, more OS related and should be reported.
What I have found is in the 3 seconds I have, I can call someone and then it crashes, but I'm still on the call. When it is time to hang up, the other person hangs up and I'm able to use task manager to remove it.

Well, Microsoft sucks at this thing.

Yeah. If I log in 10 times in a row, I might get it to work on the 10th try.
But who really wants to do that, when a program should just work?

Wow. That's backwards, but it works.
So something got screwed up really badly in Jaws, then? It's funny, there haven't been any Jaws updates recently.
Another annoyance I've noticed lately is the fact that, when I log onto my computer, as soon as I enter my password and hit enter, Jaws starts blabbing nonstop about reassigning Skype hotkeys. I really don't know why this is.

Yes, if you use your jaws cursor to activate some of the buttons.
Not sure how it is with other screen readers, I haven't tried it.