how to change the color of my mouse cursor

Model of your computer - For example: 'HP Spectre X360 14-EA0023DX'

To let us help you better, try to include as much of the following information as possible! Posts with insufficient details might be removed at the moderator's discretion. Hi u/Fhhk, thanks for posting to r/WindowsHelp! Don't worry, your post has not been removed. Am I just dumb? Or is Narrator confusing/bugged? Please help, thank you. I couldn't find much troubleshooting information though. I have found workarounds in the past but it's very difficult. I've spent hours on multiple occasions reading the Windows Narrator documentation and guides, and trying different hotkeys. Not start yapping every time I click anything. I'd prefer it to only start reading when I press a hotkey to initiate reading.

How can I make Narrator begin reading from text that I highlight, as expected?Īnd bonus points for how to disable Narrator from auto-babbling the second it's enabled. Or Ins + down arrow (start reading from where your cursor is). The same unexpected behavior happens if I use other similar hotkeys like Ctrl + Ins + R (start reading from where your cursor is). Not reading the normal written text, but instead reading the headers and buttons at the top of the window. I press Ins + R to read from cursor, and instead of doing that as expected, it begins reading from the very top of the page. The first words I want it to read are: 'If the modifiers are.' Narrator confirms to me that 'If' is selected, by voicing to me, 'If selected.' The blue box also indicates that that word is selected. I select some text where I want it to begin reading on the page. I launch Narrator and slap the Ctrl key to make it stop auto-babbling. I want to use Narrator to read some text from a website.

How to change the color of my mouse cursor