Learn about Windows accessibility features and tools for people with vision, hearing, mobility, or focus disabilities.

Help and support content for accessibility features in Microsoft 365 apps and services. Learn about ease of use features for vision, hearing, mobility, learning, neurodiversity, and mental health.

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. Learn about accessibility tools for mobility in Windows and Office.

Learn about the Windows 10 apps accessibility features and how to use a screen reader with the Windows 10 apps.

Use Narrator and Cortana to install Windows 10. Set up accessibility options in Windows 10. Use accessibility features in Office. This section shows how you can use speech from Narrator and Cortana to guide you through both the Windows installation and setting up your computer.

On this page, you'll find accessibility resources for Word, PowerPoint, and Excel, and tools to make your content accessible for everyone, including people with disabilities. Learn about accessibility tools for Microsoft Office.

Content that is automatically made accessible by AI, and that you should review for accuracy and context. The following tables itemize the Accessibility Checker rules, what they check for, where to learn how to fix each issue, and why you should fix each one.

For this version, audio starts automatically in server environments when you turn on Narrator. If you need hearing-assistive tools, you'll be able to install and set up a Windows Server system more easily. Listen to information more easily when you're using Word, Outlook, the Mail app for Windows 10, or the web.

In Windows 11, the Accessibility menu offers many built-in accessibility features and settings to support people with disabilities. You can find the Accessibility menu under Settings. You can also launch accessibility features like Narrator or Magnifier from the Accessibility menu.

User interface elements do not display correctly when you run the Accessibility Wizard in Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP. To address this, turn on High Contrast mode in Control Panel (Accessibility Options in Windows XP or Ease of Access Center in Windows 7 or Windows Vista).