Windows 11 Pro 22H2 Rus — KrakatOS + Themes
Решил познакомить вас с Windows 11 Pro 22H2 Rus KrakatOS — это интригующая пользовательская сборка, в которой большое внимание уделяется производительности и работе основным функциям, что делает ее отличным выбором для тех кто предпочитает «не навороченные» ОС, а стильно смотрящиеся сборки, ведь целый набор крутых тем выделяют ее на фоне остальных конкурентов.
К плюсам можно отнести современный пользовательский интерфейс, сохранение обновленного магазина Microsoft Store, а также наличие обновлений Windows Updates, вы сможете накатывать поверх все вышедшие апдейты без проблем для работоспособности, плюс получите максимальную безопасность и новейшие функции, ведь с каждым Update исправляются разные найденные проблемы и добавляются улучшения.
Кроме того, включение в панель задач ленты с поддержкой искусственного интеллекта повышает продуктивность работы, обеспечивая персонализированную и коммуникативную среду уже с первых минут. Нельзя не отметить довольно внушительный список удаленных предустановленных приложений и функций, для меня лично это большой плюс, хотя некоторыми может рассматриваться как и минус — в целом это облегчает систему, которая потенциально может работать более эффективно, особенно на оборудовании с ограниченными ресурсами.
Примечательно, что Windows 11 Pro 22H2 на Русском от KrakatOS с темами предназначена для пользователей, которые четко понимают свои потребности и предпочитают более чистую и контролируемую работу с Виндовс, без обычного «раздутого» программного обеспечения и редко используемых функций. Она создана для повседневного использования, содержит набор продвинутых твиков, которые повышают эффективность использования ресурсов вашего оборудования, что может заинтересовать юзеров с особыми потребностями в производительности, допустим игроманов или если у вас открыто много вкладок в браузере.
В целом данная версия сборки представляет собой оригинальный подход к новейшей операционной системе, вы получите адаптированную, оптимизированную и потенциально более быструю работу при сохранении основных функций.
Сборка вышла: 1/11/2023
Версия Виндовс: Windows 11 Pro 22H2 22621.2428 с темами
Язык сборки: Английский (Русский ставится отдельно, инструкция ниже)
Размер ISO: 3.4 GB
Какие системные требования для установки сборки Windows 11 профессиональная с темами на Русском: если обращаться к официальным данным от компании Майкрософт, то радостного мало, много проверок типа TPM, минимальному размеру жесткого диска и так далее. В этой версии все лимиты были убраны, в результате установка возможно почти на любой ПК и ноут. Если говорить про оперативную память, то 4 ГБ вполне хватит, если смотреть на процессор то два ядра и 2 ГГц более чем достаточно для стандартной работы с браузером допустим, без фанатизма, если видеокарта, то поддержка DirectX 9 должна поддерживаться, свободного места надо минимум 20 ГБ, так как после установки сборки занимает чуть более 16 гигабайт. В целом вот такие простые требования к железу, с официальными конечно не сравнить, поэтому ставим и наслаждаемся.
Что было удалено из сборки Виндовс 11:
- Основные функции безопасности: Нет Защитника и отключен Smart Screen — это может представлять опасность, если не заменить их другими программами подобными, однако опытные пользователи, такие как мы с вами, знаем где бываем и что качаем, поэтому не переживаем, а кто сильно волнуется, может накатить свой антивирус, встроенный мешать больше не будет
- Резервное копирование и история файлов: если вы как и я никогда ими не пользовались, то много не потеряете, если вам надо делать копии, советую присмотреться к альтернативам, на нашем сайте их много
- Параметры доступности: Удаление Ease of Access Themes и Narrator QuickStart может сделать сборку менее доступной для пользователей с ограниченными возможностями, учтите это перед тем как решить скачать, однако помните, что стандартно все реализовано не лучшим образом, лучше использовать специализированный для этого софт
- Нет OneDrive: Без этого клиента и отключения службы, вам возможно, придется устанавливать все ручками или искать другие решения для облачного хранения данных, я думаю мало кто хранит в этом сервисе свои данные, поэтому сильно переживать не будете, я уверен
- Средства повышения производительности при работе: Удален допустим Sticky Notes, нет Voice Recorder и OneNote тоже, это может повлиять на продуктивность работы, однако если смотреть статистику, то многие используют для заметок другие программы, для записи экрана или голоса тоже, короче все стандартное, собирает статистику и следит за вами, поэтому многие авторы удаляют этот хлам из сборок
- Развлекательные приложения: Удаление приложений Groove Music, Films & TV и Solitaire Collection ограничивает прямой доступ к данным возможностям, которые в нашей страны и так почти не доступны, плюс для всего можно воспользоваться сторонними разработками
- Обновления Windows: Данная возможность дает возможность получать системой необходимых исправлений и обновлений для повышения безопасности и производительности в первую очередь, плюс зачастую исправляются ошибки найденные во время тестирования и широкого использования
- Присутствует Магазин Microsoft: он предоставляет платформу для загрузки широкого спектра приложений и игрушек, работает без проблем, просто запускаем, вбиваем в поиск нужный софт и загружаем
- AI-Powered Feed: Обеспечивает пользователя актуальным контентом для повышения производительности и удобства работы
Мне очень понравились встроенные темы и обои, найти их можно в отдельной папке Изображения. Новый пользовательский интерфейс был продуман, в результате получили неплохую сборочку с последними Windows обновлениями которой просто приятно пользоваться. Контекстное меню было переработано, вы сможете получить доступ к основным параметрам и настройкам не прибегая для этого к длительной навигации и запутанным меню, так как не всем просто ориентироваться в новой Виндовс 11. Плюс, обратите внимание, вы получите стандартное меню Пуск, установлено она за счет интегрированный программы StartAllBack, установлен архиватор 7 zip последней стабильной версии, вы сможете пользоваться удаленным рабочим столом, легко подключаться, калькулятор и блокнот присутствуют в том числе.
Русский языковый пакет надо установить отдельно, сборка на Английском. Ее надо записать на флешку, я советую делать это через программу УльтраИСО — создали флешку, запускаемся с нее, далее надо выбрать раздел, куда установить сборку, дождаться распаковки, потом перезагрузка, потом надо вписать имя пользователя и пароль, больше от вас ничего требоваться не будет, автор сократил установку до полуавтоматизма.
Наверное это все, больше нечего мне добавить, крутая сборка с красивой темой, плавной работой, грамотным применением твиков по оптимизации, советую скачать протестировать, я уверен, будете довольны.
Windows 10 Pro MPB 22H2 Build 19045.2846
Скачать Windows 10 Pro MPB 22H2 Build 19045 — Упрощенное построение Windows 10 Pro для старых ПК или для виртуальных машин, оно быстро и стабильно и требует только 0.5 МБ ОЗУ
Windows 10 Pro MPB:
Windows 10 Pro — это профессиональная версия операционной системы Windows 10. Он предназначен для бизнес-и продвинутых пользователей, которым требуются дополнительные возможности и возможности, выходяющие за пределы того, что делает потребительская версия. Стандартные предложения Windows 10. Windows 10 Pro включает в себя все возможности Windows 10 Home, такие как меню Пуск, веб-браузер Microsoft Edge, виртуальный помощник Cortana и возможность запускать приложения Universal Windows Platform (UWP).
Windows 10 Pro MPB — это новая компоновка Windows 10 pro, которая добавляет измененные HD-обои и темы, специально добавленные для этой компоновки. Это построение для старого компьютера или для виртуальной машины, оно быстро и стабильно с минимальным объемом оперативной памяти на 0,5 Гб.
Removed :
First Logon Animation
Snipping Tool
Speech Recognition
Assigned Access
Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP)
Face Recognition
Kernel Debugging
Picture Password
Pin SignIn Support
Unified Telemetry Client (Asimov)
Windows Error Reporting
Windows Insider Hub
Device Lockdown (Embedded Experience)
Ease of Access Themes
Easy Transfer
File History
Manual Setup
Security Center
Steps Recorder
Windows Subsystem For Linux
Windows To Go
Assigned Access Lock App
Azure Active Directory AppX Broker Plugin
Bio Enrollment App
Calling Shell App
Camera Barcode Scanner
Edge Classic Browser
Edge Developer Tools Clien
Eye Control App
File Explorer App
Lockscreen App
Map Control
Narrator QuickStart
OneDrive Desktop Client
Parental Controls
People Bar
Retail Demo Content
Setting Sync
Skype ORTC
Smart Screen
Take Test App
Win32 Web View Host
Windows Defender App
Windows Mixed Reality
Windows Reader (PDF)
Windows Store Back-end Client
Xbox Console Companion Back-end Client
Xbox Live (XboxGameCallableUI)
3D Viewer
Advertising Xaml
Alarms & Clock
Cortana
Camera
Calculator
Desktop App Installer
Feedback Hub
Get Help
Google’s VP9 WebM Video Codec Plugin
Groove Music
High Efficiency Image File (HEIF) Codec Plugin
Maps
Microsoft Pay
Mixed Reality Portal
Films & TV
My Office
OneNote
Paint 3D
People
Photos
Screen Sketch
Services Store Engagement
Skype
Solitaire Collection
Sticky Notes
Store Purchase App
Tips
Voice Recorder
Weather
Web Media Codec Plugin
WebP Image Codec Plugin
Windows Mail
Windows Store App
Xbox Console Companion
Xbox Identity Provider
Your Phone
Complete guide to Narrator
Narrator is a screen-reading application that’s built into Windows 11 , so there’s nothing you need to download or install. This guide describes how to use the Narrator with Windows so that you can start using apps, browsing the web, and more.
Below the table of contents, there’s a section about what’s new in Narrator.
Note: This guide is available as a Word doc and a PDF (in English only). To obtain additional languages or formats, contact the Disability Answer Desk.
You want to learn how to use Narrator to do things in Office apps, like Outlook and Word? Check out the articles on this page: Use a screen reader with Office apps.
Follow these links to learn how to use a screen reader to do things in Windows 11:
- Use a screen reader to explore and navigate the Start menu in Windows
- Use a screen reader to explore and navigate Settings in Windows
- Use a screen reader to explore and navigate File Explorer in Windows
- Keyboarding in Microsoft Teams 2.0 for Windows 11
- Use a screen reader with the flyout window in Microsoft Teams 2.0 for Windows 11
Table of contents
An overview of Narrator including how to start and stop it.
How to get around the screen, find and open apps, change what Narrator reads, and adjust speech rate and volume.
How to use scan mode to navigate apps, email, and the web.
How to read and get info about text, such as font, text color, and punctuation.
How to get more info on the app or page you’re exploring using Narrator views.
How to use Narrator with touch, including basic gestures.
How to change how the Narrator starts, determine how much feedback you hear when typing, change Narrator commands, and use third-party text-to-speech (TTS) software.
How to use Narrator with a refreshable braille display.
A list of supported languages for legacy and natural voices in Narrator.
A list of Narrator keyboard commands and touch gestures.
A list of braille displays supported by the Narrator.
A list of the sounds the Narrator uses and what those sounds mean.
How to use Narrator with Outlook extension.
How to use Narrator with Excel extension.
How to Troubleshoot the Narrator Natural Voices setup issues.
A list of issues and bugs fixed in this release.
A list of narrator update history.
What’s new in Narrator
Version released in 2023H2.
This release is about enhancing Narrator’s usability in few Windows applications such as Outlook and Excel, adding natural voices in different languages and many bug fixes across Narrator. To give feedback, press Narrator + Alt + F while Narrator is running.
Tip: The Narrator key is a modifier key in the Narrator commands. Both the Caps lock key and the Insert key serve as your Narrator key by default. For more info on the Narrator key, go to Chapter 2: Narrator basics or Appendix B: Narrator keyboard commands and touch gestures.
Enhance Windows applications with Narrator extensions
Narrator makes the use of applications such as Outlook and Excel more efficient by utilizing Narrator Extensions. For more information on Narrator extensions, refer to Chapter 7: Customizing Narrator. Please refer to Appendix E: Narrator with Outlook and Appendix F: Narrator with Excel for additional information on Narrator’s support for Outlook and Excel with extensions.
Additional Narrator Natural Voices Added
With more natural voices, Narrator users can enjoy tasks like browsing the web, reading, authoring mail, and more. Natural Narrator voices use modern, on-device, text-to-speech which once downloaded are supported without an internet connection. Narrator provides natural voices in multiple languages and more are added over time so you should check to see if your preferred language is on the list. For More information of language list, refer to Appendix A: Supported languages and voices.
Install natural voices
Narrator will announce that more natural voices are available when you open Narrator. To add the new voice:
- Select Install now on the announcement window to go to the Narrator settings.
Note: If you have dismissed the dialog box, you can open Narrator settings by using the hot key CTRL + Windows + N. Then, move to the Choose a Voice combo box and expand Show All Settings button after the combo box. From here you can invoke the Add button which is shown after the speed, pitch, and volume selections for the currently selected voice. This button will be focused if you open Install from the Narrator startup window.
2. Select Add button under the Add natural voices section.
3. Select the voice you want to install. You can install all voices, but you must install them separately. The voices for your current display language will be shown by default.
4. If you wish to see what other languages are supported, then Tab to Choose a language link and invoke it. You can select any language from the list. After selecting the language invoke the Next button to see the voices available for the selected language.
5. To hear a preview of the voice, select Preview . Only the U. S. English voices can be previewed.
6. Select Install to start the download of the selected voice.
- There are more improvements and bugs fixed in this release. For more information, refer to Appendix H: List of Issues and Bugs fixed.
- To see the history of narrator updates, refer to Appendix I: History of Narrator Updates.
Narrator is a screen-reading app that’s built into Windows 10, so there’s nothing you need to download or install. This guide describes how to use Narrator with Windows so that you can start using apps, browsing the web, and more.
Below the table of contents, there’s a section about what’s new in Narrator.
Note : This guide is available as a Word doc and a PDF (in English only). You can download a version of this guide in braille (US English non-UEB grade 2 braille). To obtain additional languages or formats, contact the Disability Answer Desk.
Want to learn how to use Narrator to do things in Office apps, like Outlook and Word? Check out the articles on this page: Use a screen reader with Office apps.
Table of contents
An overview of Narrator including how to start and stop it.
How to get around the screen, find and open apps, change what Narrator reads, and adjust speech rate and volume.
How to use scan mode to navigate apps, email, and the web.
How to read and get info about text, such as font, text color, and punctuation.
How to get more info on the app or page you’re exploring using Narrator views.
How to use Narrator with touch, including basic gestures.
How to change how Narrator starts, determine how much feedback you hear when typing, change Narrator commands, and use third-party text-to-speech (TTS) software.
How to use Narrator with a refreshable braille display.
A list of supported languages and available TTS voices in Narrator.
A list of Narrator keyboard commands and touch gestures.
A list of braille displays supported by Narrator.
User guides for previous versions of Narrator
A list of the sounds Narrator uses and what those sounds mean.
What’s new
Version released in 2020
This release is all about helping you get things done faster. To give Microsoft feedback, press Narrator + Alt + F while Narrator is running.
Tip: The Narrator key is a modifier key in the Narrator commands. Both the Caps lock key and the Insert key serve as your Narrator key by default. For more info on the Narrator key, go to Chapter 2: Narrator basics or Appendix B: Narrator keyboard commands and touch gestures.
Email improvements in Outlook and Windows Mail
Use Scan Mode to read emails
Scan Mode turns on automatically when you open an email. Use the arrow keys and other Scan Mode commands—just like you would on the web—to navigate around.
Emails are read automatically
When you open an email, Narrator will start reading—no commands required.
Get the important info, skip the noise
In Outlook, Narrator will read an email’s status (unread, forwarded, etc.), who sent it, the subject line, and any other characteristics of the email that are important or unique (for example, Narrator will read if an email is flagged, but it won’t read if an email is unflagged).
Narrator won’t read any unnecessary table info, like if there are 5 empty columns, and column headers won’t be read by default. Turn column header reading in Outlook on or off by pressing Narrator + H.
Web improvements
No more unhelpful hyperlinks
Narrator will give you the title of the webpage for a link. Press Narrator + Ctrl + D , and Narrator will take the URL of the hyperlink you are on and send it to an online service that will provide the page title to Narrator. And when focus is on an image, the Narrator + Ctrl + D command provides a description of the image. If you would like to disable all online services used by Narrator, you can turn this feature off in Narrator settings.
Get a quick summary of a webpage
Hear a webpage summary that includes the number of links, landmarks, and headings by pressing Narrator + S.
Popular links and full webpage summary
Press Narrator + S twice quickly to pull up a dialog box on the screen with the following info: the number of links, landmarks, and headings on a page, and a list of popular links for a page (popular links are the links on the page that get the most engagement).
Webpages are read automatically
Narrator automatically reads webpages starting at the top of the page.
Sound improvements
New sounds for common actions
Narrator sounds are now more functional and responsive. For example, sounds now play for common actions, such as when you land on a link or when you turn on or off Scan Mode. To manage sounds for common actions, go to Narrator settings. To hear the Narrator sounds, refer to Appendix E: Narrator Sounds.
Hear capital letters and words
By default, Narrator reads capital letters the same as lowercase ones. This means “Word,” “WORD,” and “word” all sound the same (even though different letters are capitalized in each).
If you’d like to hear when a letter is capitalized, Narrator can say “cap” before it, or read the word or letter in a higher pitch. To change how Narrator handles capitalization, go to the section “Change what you hear when reading and interacting” in Narrator settings.
Read with Magnifier
Magnifier, the screen-magnifying feature that comes with Windows 10, will now read text aloud. This might be useful if you are a low vision user who would like text read aloud on-demand. For more information, refer to Use Magnifier to make things on the screen easier to see.
New or notable commands
Narrator + Ctrl + D : Get the webpage source of a link
Narrator + S : Get a webpage summary
Narrator + S twice quickly : Get the webpage summary and popular links dialog box
Narrator + H : Turn on or off Outlook column header reading
Narrator + Alt + F : Give feedback on Narrator
Windows logo key+ Plus sign (+) : Open Magnifier
Other capabilities that are new to Narrator over the last few releases
Narrator Home
Every time you turn on Narrator, you’ll go to Narrator Home, which gives you one place where you can find everything you need, from changing your Narrator settings to learning the basics of Narrator with QuickStart. Also, when minimized Narrator Home goes into your system tray, so you won’t need to navigate around it when using Alt + Tab to switch between things.
Read by sentence
Narrator can now read next, current, and previous sentences. Read by sentence is available whenever you use a keyboard, touch, or braille.
“Sentence” is also its own Narrator view. Press Narrator + Page up or Narrator + Page down to get to the sentence view, then press Narrator + Left arrow to move to the previous sentence and Narrator + Right arrow to move to the next sentence.
You can use these new commands on Braille displays by pressing dots 2-3-4 or 2-3-4-7 in command input mode.
New verbosity levels
Narrator provides five verbosity levels that impact the amount of information you hear when Narrator reads text, such as web sites, and when you interact with controls. Each level is documented in Chapter 4 with a brief description of how you might want to use it.
Use scan mode in your favorite browser
Scan mode turns on automatically in Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
Standard keyboard layout
We wanted to make it easier for you to learn and use Narrator, so we’ve introduced a new Standard keyboard layout. The updated layout is more like the keyboard layout you may have experienced in other screen readers.
When keyboard commands are mentioned in this guide, they’re for the new standard keyboard layout. Some of the new commands include updates to Narrator’s page, paragraph, line, word, and character commands. You’ll also notice new commands like Narrator Find, list of links, list of headings, and list of landmarks. For some commands, you can now use the numeric keypad.
You can explore all the new and updated commands in Appendix B: Narrator keyboard commands and touch gestures. Find scan mode commands in Chapter 3: Using scan mode.
Note : Your keyboard will default to the Standard layout. If you want to change this, go to Settings > Ease of Access > Narrator , and choose the Legacy layout. You can also get to your Narrator settings by pressing Windows logo key + Ctrl + N . New Narrator commands will not be available in the Legacy keyboard layout if keystrokes for legacy commands conflict with those used in new Narrator features.
Open Narrator settings
Narrator key
You can now choose what modifier key you want to use in Narrator commands. Both the Caps Lock and Insert keys serve as your Narrator key by default. You can use either of these keys in any command that uses the Narrator key. The Narrator key is referred to as simply “Narrator” in commands. You can change your Narrator key in Narrator settings.
Updated Change View commands
Change View commands are now mapped to the Narrator + Page up and Page down keys. You can also use Change View by pressing Narrator + Ctrl + Up arrow and Down arrow .
Improvements to scan mode
Scan mode’s Primary and Secondary Action commands have changed. A Primary Action can be executed by pressing Enter or Spacebar . You can complete a Secondary Action by adding a Shift key to each of those keys ( Shift + Enter or Shift + Spacebar ). You’ll notice this change regardless of the keyboard layout you select.
Additionally, several new scan mode keyboard commands have been added that allow you to select text. You can learn more about them in Chapter 3: Using scan mode.
Give feedback
Your feedback helps make Narrator better. When Narrator is turned on, press Narrator + Alt + F to open the Feedback Hub to provide feedback about Narrator. Additionally, for technical support for Narrator or other Microsoft assistive technology, contact the Microsoft Disability Answer Desk.
If you want to provide Microsoft with additional diagnostic and performance data, press Windows logo key + Ctrl + N to open Narrator settings, turn on the toggle under Help make Narrator better , and then restart Narrator.
Open Narrator settings
Chapter 1: Introducing Narrator
Narrator lets you use your PC without a mouse to complete common tasks if you’re blind or have low vision. It reads and interacts with things on the screen, like text and buttons. Use Narrator to read and write email, browse the internet, and work with documents.
Specific commands let you navigate Windows, the web, and apps. Navigation is available using headings, links, landmarks, and more. You can read text (including punctuation) by page, paragraph, line, sentence, word, and character, as well as determine characteristics like font and text color. Efficiently review tables with row and column navigation.
Narrator also has a navigation and reading mode, which you’ll learn more about in Chapter 3: Using scan mode. Use it to get around Windows 11 using just the up and down arrows on your keyboard. You can also use a braille display to navigate your PC and read text, which you’ll learn more about in Chapter 8: Using Narrator with braille.
You can also customize the speaking rate, pitch, and volume of the voice that Narrator uses, and install other text-to-speech voices.
Narrator Home
Every time you turn on Narrator you’ll go to Narrator Home, which gives you one place where you can open everything you need, whether you want to change your Narrator settings or learn basics with QuickStart. The links at Narrator Home include QuickStart, Narrator guide (which takes you to this online user guide), What’s New, Settings, and Feedback. You can also control whether Narrator Home opens when Narrator starts in Narrator settings or by using the checkbox on Narrator home.
Two ways to start and stop Narrator
- Press the Windows logo key + Ctrl + Enter together to start Narrator. Press these keys again to stop Narrator. On many keyboards, the Windows logo key is located on the bottom row of keys, to the left or right of the Alt key.
- Press the Windows logo key + Ctrl + N to open Narrator settings, and then turn on the toggle under Use Narrator.
Note: When you’re signing in or accessing some menus, the Accessibility icon will appear in the bottom right corner of the screen. Selecting the Accessibility icon opens a menu with a toggle switch that you can use to turn Narrator on or off. Narrator will turn off once you sign in or exit the screen.
Start Narrator automatically before or after you sign in to your PC
- Press the Windows logo key + Ctrl + N to open Narrator settings.
- Expand the Show all settings button next to the Narrator toggle switch to show additional options.
- To start Narrator automatically after you sign in, select the checkbox next to Start Narrator after sign-in.
- To start Narrator automatically before sign-in for all users, select the checkbox next to Start Narrator before sign-in.
Narrator lets you use your PC without a mouse to complete common tasks if you’re blind or have low vision. It reads and interacts with things on the screen, like text and buttons. Use Narrator to read and write email, browse the internet, and work with documents.
Specific commands let you navigate Windows, the web, and apps. Navigation is available using headings, links, landmarks, and more. You can read text (including punctuation) by page, paragraph, line, sentence, word, and character, as well as determine characteristics like font and text color. Efficiently review tables with row and column navigation.
Narrator also has a navigation and reading mode, which you’ll learn more about in Chapter 3: Using scan mode. Use it to get around Windows 10 using just the up and down arrows on your keyboard. You can also use a braille display to navigate your PC and read text, which you’ll learn more about in Chapter 8: Using Narrator with braille.
You can also customize the speaking rate, pitch, and volume of the voice that Narrator uses, and install other text-to-speech voices.
Narrator Home
Every time you turn on Narrator you’ll go to Narrator Home, which gives you one place where you can open everything you need, whether you want to change your Narrator settings or learn basics with QuickStart. The links at Narrator Home include QuickStart, Narrator guide (which takes you to this online user guide), What’s New, Settings, and Feedback. You can also control whether Narrator Home opens when Narrator starts in Narrator settings or by using the checkbox on Narrator home.
Two ways to start and stop Narrator
- Press the Windows logo key + Ctrl + Enter together to start Narrator. Press these keys again to stop Narrator. (On older versions of Windows, the command was the Windows logo key+Enter.) On many keyboards, the Windows logo key is located on the bottom row of keys, to the left or right of the Alt key.
- Press the Windows logo key + Ctrl + N to open Narrator settings, and then turn on the toggle under Use Narrator.
Note: When you’re signing in or accessing some menus, the ease of access icon will appear in the bottom right corner of the screen. Selecting the ease of access icon opens a menu with a toggle switch that you can use to turn Narrator on or off. Narrator will turn off once you sign in or exit the screen.
Start Narrator automatically before or after you sign in to your PC
- Press the Windows logo key + Ctrl + N to open Narrator settings.
- To start Narrator automatically after you sign in, select the checkbox next to Start Narrator after sign-in for me.
- To start Narrator automatically before sign-in for all users, select the checkbox next to Start Narrator before sign-in for everyone.