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made note of possible Win10-only behavior, cleaned up grammar and formatting, and improved instructions on how to open (it's not really necessary to mention "run", and there's always the dreaded shortcut key)
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edit approved Jan 11, 2017 at 18:12
Hutch Moore
edit approved Jan 11, 2017 at 18:12
Hutch Moore
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goThis probably only works in Windows 10, but the shortcut is really easy to disable now.

Open Narrator (Go to Control Panel > > Ease of Access Center > Start Narrator (or find & run, or use the annoying shortcut), select the Narrator window (it runruns in the background), go to General settings and disable shortcut key, selectclick save, select closeand click exit narrator.

go to Control Panel > Ease of Access Center > Start Narrator (or find & run), select Narrator window (it run in background) go to General settings and disable shortcut key, select save, select close narrator.

This probably only works in Windows 10, but the shortcut is really easy to disable now.

Open Narrator (Go to Control Panel > Ease of Access Center > Start Narrator, or use the annoying shortcut), select the Narrator window (it runs in the background), go to General settings and disable shortcut key, click save, and click exit narrator.

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Adam Silenko
Adam Silenko
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go to Control Panel > Ease of Access Center > Start Narrator (or find & run), select Narrator window (it run in background) go to General settings and disable shortcut key, select save, select close narrator.