The built-in accessibility feature of the Microsoft Windows operating system is primarily aimed at people with various physical disabilities. This set of tools makes working with your computer more convenient and easy. Disabling accessibility can be done with standard Windows tools.
Instructions
Step 1
Click the "Start" button to bring up the main menu of the system and go to the "Control Panel" item to perform the operation of disabling accessibility.
Step 2
Select Switch to Classic View on the left side of the application window and use Accessibility2 to open a new dialog box.
Step 3
Go to the General tab and apply the checkbox to the Disable if idle during: field.
Step 4
Specify the required time period in the drop-down menu and click the OK button to execute the command.
Step 5
Click the Close button to apply the selected changes and simultaneously press the Win + R (or Ctrl + Esc) keys to return to the main Start menu for an alternate method for disabling accessibility.
Step 6
Press the C key to go to Control Panel and press Tab to switch to the classic view of panel shortcuts.
Step 7
Confirm the command with the Enter function key and select Accessibility using the arrow keys.
Step 8
Press the Enter key to confirm your choice and go to the "General" tab of the dialog box that opens using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Tab.
Step 9
Use the T key to select the disable if idle for: check box and specify the required number of minutes using the up or down arrow keys.
Step 10
Press the Enter function key to confirm the command and simultaneously press Alt + F, C to close the Control Panel tool.
Step 11
Go back to the main Start menu and go to All Programs to turn off the accessibility feature completely.
Step 12
Select the item "Standard" and expand the link "Accessibility".
Step 13
Uncheck the Use this wake-up method under Keyboard, Sound, Display, Mouse, and General and click OK to confirm your choice.
Step 14
Click OK again to apply the selected changes.
