Vista - undoing ergonomic settings

12-19-2008

I recently activated the magnifying glass, the narrator and the visual
keyboard for Vista. Each time the computer starts up, they are therefore
automatically activated.

The problem is, I have been trying endlessly to deactivate them to no avail.
Is there a way to deactivate start-up parameters or to change the settings to
get rid of this nuisance?

12-19-2008

"André" <Andr@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:99F2EC2F-9B65-496D-ABDB-7CA6C5D5C18E@xxxxxx

Quote:

>I recently activated the magnifying glass, the narrator and the visual
> keyboard for Vista. Each time the computer starts up, they are
> therefore
> automatically activated.
>
> The problem is, I have been trying endlessly to deactivate them to no
> avail.
> Is there a way to deactivate start-up parameters or to change the
> settings to
> get rid of this nuisance?
>

Press you Window key on your kboard and the letter U.
You should get a window that let`s you stop those.
bw..

12-20-2008

Thank you for the reply. The problem is, however, that whilst I am able to
activate the parametres in the window, I can't seem to deactivate them.
Wouldn't I need to alter the start-up settings?

"meerkat" wrote:

Quote:

> >I recently activated the magnifying glass, the narrator and the visual
> > keyboard for Vista. Each time the computer starts up, they are
> > therefore
> > automatically activated.
> >
> > The problem is, I have been trying endlessly to deactivate them to no
> > avail.
> > Is there a way to deactivate start-up parameters or to change the
> > settings to
> > get rid of this nuisance?
> >

> Press you Window key on your kboard and the letter U.
> You should get a window that let`s you stop those.
> bw..
>
>
>

12-19-2008	#1 (permalink)
AndrÃ© n/a posts	undoing ergonomic settings I recently activated the magnifying glass, the narrator and the visual keyboard for Vista. Each time the computer starts up, they are therefore automatically activated. The problem is, I have been trying endlessly to deactivate them to no avail. Is there a way to deactivate start-up parameters or to change the settings to get rid of this nuisance?
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12-19-2008	#2 (permalink)
meerkat n/a posts	Re: undoing ergonomic settings "André" <Andr@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:99F2EC2F-9B65-496D-ABDB-7CA6C5D5C18E@xxxxxx Quote: >I recently activated the magnifying glass, the narrator and the visual > keyboard for Vista. Each time the computer starts up, they are > therefore > automatically activated. > > The problem is, I have been trying endlessly to deactivate them to no > avail. > Is there a way to deactivate start-up parameters or to change the > settings to > get rid of this nuisance? > Press you Window key on your kboard and the letter U. You should get a window that let`s you stop those. bw..
My System Specs

12-20-2008	#3 (permalink)
AndrÃ© n/a posts	Re: undoing ergonomic settings Thank you for the reply. The problem is, however, that whilst I am able to activate the parametres in the window, I can't seem to deactivate them. Wouldn't I need to alter the start-up settings? "meerkat" wrote: Quote: > > "AndrÃ©" <Andr@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:99F2EC2F-9B65-496D-ABDB-7CA6C5D5C18E@xxxxxx Quote: > >I recently activated the magnifying glass, the narrator and the visual > > keyboard for Vista. Each time the computer starts up, they are > > therefore > > automatically activated. > > > > The problem is, I have been trying endlessly to deactivate them to no > > avail. > > Is there a way to deactivate start-up parameters or to change the > > settings to > > get rid of this nuisance? > > > Press you Window key on your kboard and the letter U. > You should get a window that let`s you stop those. > bw.. > > >
My System Specs

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