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I accidentally pressed some buttons while starting Word 2013, and I don't know what I did:

I love using the win+ directional keys to maximize/minimize/push windows the right or left. But, I do not like my windows being automatically arranged near the edge of the screen.

Despite, I have all options in the "Make your computer easier to use" disabled, including nested options like "Use the computer without a mouse or keyboard" and "Make the keyboard easier to use", i

I want to make my Powerpoint Slides accessible.

I have low-grade Microtia - meaning that my ear canal is congenitally blocked (and the external ear somewhat under-dev

I'm designing a logo for web and software (also reporting) entity.

Today I tried to login to my desktop happily running Windows 10. I was unable to log in to the computer, because while my mouse worked perfectly, my keyboard wouldn't enter a single key.

I have two desktop computers A (Windows 7 Home premium)and B (Windows 7 Home basic), both using Windows 7.

On Windows 8.1, is there a way to remove the accessibility features completely?

I googled lot around related to the following problem: I have a freshly pre-installed Windows 10 on my Dell notebook.

I recently bought a new Win10 pc. Then I tried to access the folders I had saved in an external hard drive, which I used to use with Windows 7.

I have my hands full most of the day although I can do some operations on a computer.

I'm currently running Opensuse 42.1 Leap.

I have a visual disability so I use the Zoom functionality built into Gnome's Universal Access tools.

For some strange reason, whenever I log in to my LXDE desktop, I see the KDE accessibility applet on the panel/taskbar.