The constant voice of Narration speaking up can be annoying for some people. They may prefer to experience the world of Windows in silence without any robotic assistants interrupting them.
First, you’ll need to access the Settings menu. You can do this by clicking on the Start button and then selecting the gear icon. Once you’re in the Settings menu, click on the “Ease of Access” option.
In the “Ease of Access” menu, you’ll find a section called “Narrator.” In this section, you’ll see a toggle switch that says “Turn on Narrator.” If the switch is turned on, Narrator is currently active. To turn it off, simply click on the switch to turn it off.
How to Turn Off Narration
Narration, also known as screen reading, is a feature that reads aloud the text and descriptions on your screen. It can be a useful accessibility feature for people with visual impairments, but it can also be annoying for other users.
If you want to turn off narration, follow these steps:
- Press the Windows key + U.
- Click on the "Ease of Access" tab.
- Under the "Vision" section, click on the "Narrator" option.
- Toggle the "Narrator" switch to the "Off" position.
People Also Ask
How do I turn off narration on my computer?
Follow the steps outlined in the “How to Turn Off Narration” section above.
Why is my computer narrating everything?
Narration may be turned on by accident, or it may be a result of an accessibility setting. If you don’t want narration, follow the steps above to turn it off.
How do I turn off narration on my laptop?
The steps to turn off narration on a laptop are the same as the steps for turning it off on a computer. Follow the steps outlined in the “How to Turn Off Narration” section above.
