Accessibility on Windows 11
Accessibility is entry 9 of 11 on the first screen of Settings in Windows 11, holding 13 options and 43 more on the screens they open, in the order the device shows them.
Text size Visual effects Always show scrollbars Transparency effects Animation effects Dismiss notifications after this amount of time Mouse pointer and touch Contrast themes None Aquatic Desert Dusk Night sky Apply Narrator Off Magnifier Off Magnifier Docked Full screen Lens Zoom increment Color filters Off Color filters Red-green (green weak) Red-green (red weak) Blue-yellow Grayscale Inverted Keyboard Sticky keys Filter keys Toggle keys Audio Mono audio Never Flash the active window Flash the entire screen Captions Default White on black Large text Yellow on blue Include live captions Text cursor Speech Windows Speech Recognition Voice typing Eye control Open this screen in the simulator →
What changed in Accessibility since Windows 10 76 new, 0 gone and 0 renamed on this screen and the ones inside it.
New AccessibilityNew Text sizeNew Visual effectsNew Visual effects › Always show scrollbarsNew Visual effects › Transparency effectsNew Visual effects › Animation effectsNew Visual effects › Dismiss notifications after this amount of timeNew Visual effects › Dismiss notifications after this amount of time › 5 secondsNew Visual effects › Dismiss notifications after this amount of time › 7 secondsNew Visual effects › Dismiss notifications after this amount of time › 15 secondsNew Visual effects › Dismiss notifications after this amount of time › 30 secondsNew Visual effects › Dismiss notifications after this amount of time › 1 minuteAccessibility on other systems The same screen, as each system draws it.
The same screen in other versions
Other sections of Windows 11
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