@@ -48,10 +48,8 @@ def _getBoundingRange(self, obj, position):
 		if position == textInfos.POSITION_FIRST:
 			collapseToEnd = False
 		elif position == textInfos.POSITION_LAST:
-			# We must pull back the end by one character otherwise when we collapse to end,
-			# a console bug results in a textRange covering the entire console buffer!
-			# Strangely the *very* last character is a special blank point
-			# so we never seem to miss a real character.
+			# The exclusive end hangs off the end of the visible ranges.
+			# Move back one character to remain within bounds.
 			_rangeObj.MoveEndpointByUnit(
 				UIAHandler.TextPatternRangeEndpoint_End,
 				UIAHandler.NVDAUnitsToUIAUnits['character'],
@@ -366,13 +364,19 @@ def _get_TextInfo(self):
 		return consoleUIATextInfo if self.is21H1Plus else consoleUIATextInfoPre21H1
 
 	def _getTextLines(self):
+		if self.is21H1Plus:
+			# #11760: the 21H1 UIA console wraps across lines.
+			# When text wraps, NVDA starts reading from the beginning of the visible text for every new line of output.
+			# Use the superclass _getTextLines instead.
+			return super()._getTextLines()
 		# This override of _getTextLines takes advantage of the fact that
 		# the console text contains linefeeds for every line
 		# Thus a simple string splitlines is much faster than splitting by unit line.
 		ti = self.makeTextInfo(textInfos.POSITION_ALL)
 		text = ti.text or ""
 		return text.splitlines()
 
+
 	def detectPossibleSelectionChange(self):
 		try:
 			return super().detectPossibleSelectionChange()