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Automatic
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: Options
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Automatic, Selectively, Globally
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Automatic, Selective, Global
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This option changes how NVDA registers for events fired by the Microsoft UI Automation accessibility API.
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The registration for UI Automation events and property changes combo box has three options:
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- Automatic: "selectively" on Windows 11 Sun Valley 2 (version 22H2) and later, "globally" otherwise.
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- Selectively: NVDA will limit event registration to the system focus for most events.
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- Automatic: "selective" on Windows 11 Sun Valley 2 (version 22H2) and later, "global" otherwise.
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- Selective: NVDA will limit event registration to the system focus for most events.
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If you suffer from performance issues in one or more applications, We recommend you to try this functionality to see whether performance improves.
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However, on older versions of Windows, NVDA may have trouble tracking focus in some controls (such as the task manager and emoji panel).
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- Globally: NVDA registers for many UIA events that are processed and discarded within NVDA itself.
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- Global: NVDA registers for many UIA events that are processed and discarded within NVDA itself.
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While focus tracking is more reliable in more situations, performance is significantly degraded, especially in applications like Microsoft Visual Studio.
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