I’ll show everything for Windows 10, but I believe you’ll find most all of this similar in earlier versions of Windows too. Heck, they were hard for me to find as I was writing this tutorial! The challenge is that there appear to be multiple settings and preferences screens that control the Narrator, some of which are modern and part of the Windows 10 Settings area, but others of which are rather tucked away and hard to find.
Some tell me that they’ve suffered for years with that blue box in the middle of their screen. I get questions all the time from people just like you who have tried the Windows Narrator and now can’t figure out how to disable it. One of the most frustrating on the Windows side is that Windows Narrator. From getting that beep at the street crossing to be informative to real time subtitles that are accurate to what’s being discussed to making the font larger on a computer screen, it’s tricky. Assistive technologies are hard to get right, as so many people who need them have learned over the years.
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