The Ease of Access Center is a central location that you can use
to set up the accessibility settings and programs available in
Windows. In the Ease of Access Center, you'll find quick access
for setting up the accessibility settings and programs included
in Windows. You'll also find a link to a questionnaire that
Windows can use to help suggest settings that you might find
useful. Open Ease of Access Center by clicking the Start button
, clicking Control Panel, clicking Ease of Access, and then
clicking Ease of Access Center. Use the computer without a
display. Windows comes with a basic screen reader called
Narrator that will read aloud text that appears on the screen.
Windows also has settings for providing audio descriptions for
videos and controlling how dialog boxes appear. For more
information, see Use the computer without a display.
Additionally, many other programs and hardware are compatible
with Windows and available to help individuals who are blind,
including screen readers, Braille output device