Windows 11 incompatibility with Adobe Acrobat and Dragon Naturally speaking
A weird thing happened after I updated to Windows 11. I use Dragon NaturallySpeaking 15 by Nuance, which was acquired by Microsoft this year. Until the Windows 11 update, I was able to use Dragon in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, dictating text into an editable PDF, as well as most other applications. But since the update, whenever I open an Acrobat PDF, Dragon will still allow dictation into a browser, Word and a Dragon dictation box, but will no longer allow dictation into Adobe, Quicken, Slack, and possibly other applications. It returns the Dragon error:
COM returned an unexpected error: Details are HOOKERR__NONOTIFYWINDOW
In addition, even once I close Acrobat, Dragon still will not dictate into those apps until I restart Dragon. Then it's fine, unless I open Acrobat again.
This was apparently a known bug in Acrobat Reader X, but the workaround does not exist in Acrobat DC.
I spent an hour and 40 minutes on the phone with Nuance techs, who uninstalled, reinstalled, cleared registry keys, etc., to no avail. Their suggested workaround is that I not use Dragon when I'm using Acrobat. That is not a good workaround.
So I'm posting here and posted to Windows in hopes that someone has had the same problem and can figure out whether the conflict is in Adobe, Windows or Dragon.
Thanks in advance for any help
