Category: accessibility

Using the Desktop Magnifier in Windows 10

If you difficulty reading what’s on your PC’s screen, you can enlarge everything by activating the Magnifier. You can find this in Settings or by pressing Windows key + Ctrl + M. Here you can control the standard magnification level from 200% all the way up to…

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Boost your Productivity with Windows key shortcuts in Windows 10

You’ll probably already be aware of keyboard shortcuts you can use with your PC to speed up common tasks, such as Ctrl + X, C and V for Cut, Copy and Paste, and Alt + Tab to switch between running apps. But did you know there are a…

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Make Text Larger and Easier to Read in Windows 10

Sometimes text on your PC screen can be difficult to read, but there’s a handy slider you can use to make everything, across all your apps, much easier to see and read. To access this, open Settings then navigate to Ease of Access and in the Display settings you’ll…

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Make Notifications and Alerts Easier to See and Hear in Windows 10

It’s great that our PCs alert us when something happens, such as an email, or a message is received. Sometimes though important notifications can be easy to miss. Windows makes it easy though to highlight notifications so that you don’t miss them. There are two…

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Making PCs Easier to See for the Colourblind in Windows 10

If you are colour blindness it can sometimes be difficult to read text and clearly see some items on your PC’s screen. Windows 10 comes with an excellent and very easy to use feature to alleviate this, and help you get the very best experience…

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Scale the Desktop to Make Apps Easier to See and Use in Windows 10

It can sometimes be difficult to see buttons and icons, and read text on your PC screens, but Windows 10 includes a handy scaling feature that can make your PC much more pleasurable to work on. From the Start Menu, open Settings > System to display…

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The Windows 10 Accessibility Handbook

Learn everything you need to know about making Windows 10 easier to use, see, hear, touch, or read, whether you are using it yourself, setting it up for another person, teaching others about ease of use at work or in the home, or working with…

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