This guide will help you change how the braille text cursor looks when using Narrator on your Windows 11 PC. Narrator is a built-in tool that reads what’s on your screen out loud and helps people with vision difficulties.

What is Narrator?
Narrator is a screen reader in Windows that speaks the text on your screen and describes things happening, so users who are blind or have low vision can use their computers more easily.

Other things you can do with Narrator

Narrator has many options you can change to suit your needs, like:

• Turn keyboard shortcuts on or off
• Start Narrator automatically when you sign in
• Change the voice, speed, and volume
• Use a braille display device
• And many more settings to customize your experience.

One special setting is how the braille text cursor looks on your braille display. You can change it to different styles or even hide it if you want.

How to change the braille text cursor in Windows 11

Follow these easy steps:

1. Open Settings: Click on the Start menu and select Settings, or press Windows key + I on your keyboard.
2. Go to Accessibility: In the Settings window, click Accessibility on the left side, then click on Narrator on the right.

3. Find Braille settings: Scroll down to the Braille section and click to open the Use a braille display with Narrator settings.

4. Install braille support (if needed): If you haven’t already, click the Download and install braille button to add braille support to your PC.
5. Turn on Braille: After installing, you can turn braille support on or off.
6. Add your braille display: Click Add a braille display, then pick your device’s manufacturer and connection type.
7. Change the text cursor display: Under Braille cursor, find Display the text cursor and choose how you want the braille text cursor to look. You can pick from several options or hide it completely.

That’s all! You’ve now customized how the braille text cursor appears on your Windows 11 PC.

Summary

• Changing the braille text cursor helps make using a braille display easier and more comfortable.
• You can choose how the cursor looks or even hide it if you prefer.
• Just follow the simple steps in the Settings app to make these changes.

If you want to learn more about using Narrator and braille displays, check out this helpful guide.