@94
excuse me?
ahem,
we do have lives, you know. the world is far far far bigger than just the "internet". And, people have better things to do then watch some immeture old kids rage like 5 year olds fighting for choclet.
ceriusly, i will not even begin, to say that this topic was purely meant for suggestions and help regarding what i faced, not what this has become. but no point, since this is usually how all topics end up here.
Hence why,  i was ignoring it, but now that @94 has taken a step further to personally question me:
well there ya go. i gave you your answer.
Also the fact that just cause ethin doesn't face those issues he continues to insist that we are still a minority when more than a few, people have stepped up to back us up amuses me way too much.
Also, just cause we can't solve the issues means we can't question the devs? we can't lash out cause they have not been fixed for a long time? dude, ceriusly, the hell is wrong with you. there are thousands, of people who use NVDA and not just NVDA, look at games. what if i say, "no! no! you can't tell us about the bugs you are facing with PUBG mobile! cause you can't fix it! so you have no right to chrytisize!" i fear for the future of technology if devs start using that atitude

anyways, a good day to all of you.
regards

I had slowdowns with NVDA on Windows 10, but I couldn't remember now how I fixed it.
I remember something about programs reading too much from the hard drive and making NVDA slower, but I don't know if it's the case for you.
You could try to check in the resource monitor (windows + R and type resmon) to see if you notice something strange.
Hope it helps a bit.

@103
lets start with a few basics, shall we

You are greatly confusing paid products where technical support is actually part of the package, a service to you as a client, versus free products where people out of their own will go out of their precious lives, just like yours, to help you out. Since there was no obvious "I still have those problems" or "I stopped caring about this topic altogether" answer, but you still kept reading the topic, as you have just revealed to us, then that is why things turned out the way the did. Also, post 94 here said that you either were ... too busy because of whatever, or just wanted to troll, and unfortunately, you foolishly fell for the trap and conveniently ignored the first reason which was totally valid, or could have been, shouldn't you come up with such a laughable answer, which by the way could improve its spelling, if you wanted to be taken just a bit more seriously.

As for fixing the problems and criticism (because this discussion has been for quite a bit now very far from its intended purpose)
and this also applies to everything in your precious life outside of the internet:
You can criticize all you want, you can be very vocal about it... but alas, that will never actually make things any better for absolutely anyone, yourself included.
Some of us gave some suggestions, which you just willfully and happily ignored, and then as we got no really meaningful answer (we still haven't by the way) went to discuss exactly what was it that made open source a complicated thing and how it could be improved... so that people who were in similar situations could at least have some more insight and just chill out, but to no avail, so thanks.
I would rather  find fighting for chocolate a way more amusing, productive and tasteful thing than just logging in here only to be disappointed, wouldn't you believe?

@107:
First of all, you're right about something. let me correct my mistake:
Thank you all, for your feedback. i do appriciate it. even though the topic got pritty much derailed, but many of you, did give some constructive feedback which is highly, greatly, appriciated.
Now, as for what you said:
Yes, you are right. Exactly why i wasn't choosing to reply to the topic in fear that the already going flamewar might intensify. Because, half of the community were either not ready to believe that these issues can be fixed (or even exist) just cause "the "majority" weren't facing them and the other half were more interested in derailing the topic and taking it where it wasn't supposed to go
But as i said, yes i did read the posts, and by what i said earlier, i meant i chose not to care about it as much because of the reasons i clerified above(i hope).
But, i should have given credit where credit is due, so yes thanks everyone for the feedback. Will try to keep whatever yall said in mind.
Now, as for coming up with a possible solution, that's why i asked for your help. and that's what i trust the devs should do(when the community fails).
I'm disappointed because i didn't expect this kind of a backlash though...
"instead of complaining, come up with a solution"
I think that's the reason why i openned this topic in the first place...
to ask for suggestions, to ask for help. in other words, to ask for a "possible solution".
I fail to understand the cause of all this fighting and drama.
However, i'd like to thank 107 for pointing out my mistakes.

Hello.
I willl read through the rest of this topic in a bit, I only read the first post. But anyway I'm not getting these issues you speak of with NVDA. Intel Core I5 8 gb ram 512gb ssd. NVDA works well except for a few occasions like windows 10 explorer and stuff, anyway my CPU is usually around 5% to 10% average loadHey I have a tip for you, if you use a laptop, check your energy settings and set power plan to high performance. this fixes a lot of general speed bottlenecks.

That's he setup I've got myself: an SSD on for my OS and for performance-critical applications (like games) but I've got an HDD that stoes my sounds collections and various other stuff that I access infrequently, or access irregularly.