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How to Change Braille Display Language on Windows 11
This article explains how to change the input/output language for a braille display on Windows 11 using the Narrator app. The process involves downloading and installing braille software and support drivers, and adjusting the language settings in the Windows Settings app under the Accessibility section. This customization allows for proper interpretation and display of text…
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How to browse as a guest in Microsoft Edge
This article explains how to use the browse as a guest feature in Microsoft Edge browser, allowing users to browse the web without saving their browsing data to the device. Users can also employ the command line or shortcut to achieve this. Microsoft Edge also offers an InPrivate mode for additional privacy protection.
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How to Use InPrivate Browsing in Microsoft Edge
This post explains how to open an InPrivate browsing window in Microsoft Edge, allowing users to browse without leaving a trail of cookies or browser data. It also provides multiple methods, including keyboard shortcuts and commands, to achieve this. Additionally, it highlights the limitations of InPrivate mode and suggests using tracking prevention for enhanced privacy.
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How to Use Braille Display with Narrator on Windows 11
This article explains using a braille display with Narrator on Windows 11. Narrator is a built-in screen-reading app for users with low vision or blindness. It covers adjusting settings and installing braille support. Instructions for setting up the braille display in the Windows Settings app are provided. Additional steps for third-party screen readers are also…
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Adjusting Narrator’s Reading of Capitalized Text in Windows 11
This article explains how to customize capitalized text reading in Windows 11 Narrator, a screen-reading app for users with low vision. Users can adjust capitalization reading by accessing Narrator settings in Windows Settings app and selecting from options like “Don’t announce”, “Increase pitch”, or “Say cap”. This enhances accessibility for visually impaired users.
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How to Remove a Passkey from Your Microsoft Account
This article provides a guide on removing a Passkey from a Security Key on your Microsoft account. Passkeys are crucial for securing access to electronic devices. To remove a passkey, access the Advanced Security Options page, select the Passkey to be removed, and click “Remove.” This ensures protection in case of theft or compromise.
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How to Set Up a Microsoft Passkey with a Security Key
This article explains how to set up a Microsoft account Passkey using a FIDO security key. A passkey restricts access to Microsoft apps and websites, adding an extra layer of security. To set up the passkey, connect the FIDO key to your PC, go to Advanced Security Options, choose “Add a new way to sign…
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How to Enable Advanced Reading in Windows 11 Narrator
This article explains how to enable or disable advanced details reading with Narrator in Windows 11. Narrator is a screen-reading app that reads text aloud and describes events for users with low vision or blindness. Users can adjust verbosity settings in Windows Settings > Accessibility > Narrator to toggle advanced details reading.
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How to Enable or Disable Profanity Filter in Windows 11 Captions
This article explains how to enable or disable profanity filtering in Live Captions on Windows 11. Live Captions, a feature for the deaf and hard of hearing, can be activated with a shortcut or through Quick Settings. Profanity filtering can be adjusted through the Settings or Windows Registry Editor.
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How to Use Live Captions with Microphone Audio in Windows 11
The article explains how to use the Live Captions feature in Windows 11, allowing users, including those who are deaf or hard of hearing, to view captions of spoken content. It can be activated with the Windows + Ctrl + L keyboard shortcut or from the Accessibility flyout under Quick Settings. Users can also include…