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@NVAccess @main @mastoblind Oh additionally if the PC is left idle for a while or restarts the braille display will just read "braille display" until focus is moved with the qwerty.
@NVAccess @main @mastoblind Ok so the braille display not working on secure screens I'm thinking is a microsoft being stupid issue, I realize that this also happened when using a display over USB with narrator itself, bet they are blocking peripherals beyond m&k from interacting with those. The issue where the display is unable to do anything when the PC is first turned on, or has been disconnected for more than like 10min until something is pressed on the qwerty however seems to be #nvda, I checked all the bluetooth and power settings and they are correct.
@NVAccess @main @mastoblind This a applies to screen savers as well, the braille display cannot wake the PC from it.
@dhamlinmusic @main @mastoblind One of the features in NVDA 2025.1 is "Added a general setting to prevent the display turning off during say all or reading with braille." which should at least fix the display dropping out in some cases while reading long pieces of text - it won't help if you leave the PC entirely for long enough that it goes to sleep though
@NVAccess @main @mastoblind Yeah, I found that placing the focus over something like the system clock prevents it from requiring pulling out the qwerty keyboard to get the display working after a few hours, the object updating every minute seems to be enough to get the display out of just showing "braille display" when it reconnects and I enter terminal mode. It just seems to need something to trigger the focus enough to need it to update the display.