Accessibility tools for mobility

This page lists mobility-related accessibility tools to help all Microsoft Windows and Microsoft 365 users. We offer support for people who have limited reach, strength, or dexterity or physical or mobility disabilities

Set up Windows to suit your mobility needs

• Make your mouse, keyboard, and other input devices easier to use

  • Use Sticky Keys to be able to press commands that use multiple keys one key at a time
  • Use Filter Keys to set the sensitivity of the keyboard
  • Control your mouse pointer with the numeric keypad

• Type without a physical keyboard by using the on-screen keyboard

Type and navigate with your voice

• Use voice recognition in Windows
• Windows Speech Recognition commands
• Dictate your documents in Word
• Use voice access to control your PC & author text with your voice

Control Windows and apps with your eyes

• Get started with eye control in Windows
• Eye control basics in Windows
• Eye control troubleshooting guide

Use your keyboard effectively

• Keyboard shortcuts in Microsoft 365

• Windows keyboard shortcuts for accessibility

• Keyboard shortcuts in Windows

• Use Search/Tell Me (find the command you want)

  • Find what you need with Microsoft Search in Office
  • Do things quickly with Tell Me

Other helpful tools

• Accessibility Checker (check that your emails and documents are accessible)

  • Improve accessibility with the Accessibility Checker
  • Check accessibility while you work in Office apps
  • Make your content accessible to everyone with the Accessibility Checker
  • Rules for the Accessibility Checker

• Learn about Windows Hello and set it up (sign in without a password)