Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
IT admins: You play a large part in supporting equitable and productive experiences across your organization. Familiarize yourself with the latest built-in accessibility features in Windows 11, then Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) about how to configure and deploy policies so users have—and know how to use—inclusive, accessible experiences from day one.
This session is part of the Tech Community Live: Windows Edition. Visit https://aka.ms/TCL/Windows for the full agenda.
0:00 – Welcome & intros
2:01 – Quick recap of accessibility announcements at Microsoft Ignite 2025
5:53 – Question – In our organization we have a couple of colleagues who are blind. How can they use accessibility functions from Windows and Copilot to ease their tasks at an office job?
8:27 – Question – Many people including myself are unable to work anymore due to temporal dithering in Windows. TD cause headache and nausea, it also tires the brain. Please add an accessibility switch to turn off Temporal Dithering in all version of Windows Workstation and Server! I get this issue on Windows 11 and Windows Server 2025 even through RDP.
11:19 – Question – Tell me about some of the accessibility enhancements we’ve done with Windows 11 over the past few years?
14:14 – Question – For users who request/require them we must re-package/deploy/manage/troubleshoot/update/license; Freedom Scientific JAWS, ZoomText, and Dragon Naturally Speaking. I understand Microsoft is building similar accessibility features into the Windows operating system. I am interested in hearing ideas as to why we would still have requests for 3rd party solutions. Is it because Windows has yet to achieve feature parity? Or could our users be unaware of just how good Windows 11 is -- in part, because we were running Windows 10 22H2 until recently
16:47 – Question – Are there any features that make things easier for ADD/ADHD? We run a creative agency so we're a neurospicy bunch.
20:12 – Question – Are VDI solutions like Windows 365 accessible?
23:22 – Question – Since we're looking at Copilot+ PCs, what are some accessibility features available with those that give them an edge over other devices our leadership may be looking at?
26:04 – Question – With agents becoming a trend, how do we make sure those are accessible? Either by giving our agent suppliers guidelines or testing them ourselves?
29:40 – Question – When you talk to customers, what are some of the questions they ask about Windows 11 or gaps that Microsoft doesn’t offer now, and how customers are working around?
• For more info, go to https://aka.ms/Windows/AccessibilityFeatures
32:46 – Question – What else can IT teams do to ensure their users are comfortable with the technology that is being deployed to them? How can we make sure that the IT staff, lets the users know that these features are available for them?
38:00 – Final thoughts
Additional resources:
• https://aka.ms/AISkills4Accessibility
• https://aka.ms/AccessibilityForITPros
• https://aka.ms/SkillingSnack/WindowsAccessibility
IT admins: You play a large part in supporting equitable and productive experiences across your organization. Familiarize yourself with the latest built-in accessibility features in Windows 11, then Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) about how to configure and deploy policies so users have—and know how to use—inclusive, accessible experiences from day one.
This session is part of the Tech Community Live: Windows Edition. Visit https://aka.ms/TCL/Windows for the full agenda.
0:00 – Welcome & intros
2:01 – Quick recap of accessibility announcements at Microsoft Ignite 2025
5:53 – Question – In our organization we have a couple of colleagues who are blind. How can they use accessibility functions from Windows and Copilot to ease their tasks at an office job?
8:27 – Question – Many people including myself are unable to work anymore due to temporal dithering in Windows. TD cause headache and nausea, it also tires the brain. Please add an accessibility switch to turn off Temporal Dithering in all version of Windows Workstation and Server! I get this issue on Windows 11 and Windows Server 2025 even through RDP.
11:19 – Question – Tell me about some of the accessibility enhancements we’ve done with Windows 11 over the past few years?
14:14 – Question – For users who request/require them we must re-package/deploy/manage/troubleshoot/update/license; Freedom Scientific JAWS, ZoomText, and Dragon Naturally Speaking. I understand Microsoft is building similar accessibility features into the Windows operating system. I am interested in hearing ideas as to why we would still have requests for 3rd party solutions. Is it because Windows has yet to achieve feature parity? Or could our users be unaware of just how good Windows 11 is -- in part, because we were running Windows 10 22H2 until recently
16:47 – Question – Are there any features that make things easier for ADD/ADHD? We run a creative agency so we're a neurospicy bunch.
20:12 – Question – Are VDI solutions like Windows 365 accessible?
23:22 – Question – Since we're looking at Copilot+ PCs, what are some accessibility features available with those that give them an edge over other devices our leadership may be looking at?
26:04 – Question – With agents becoming a trend, how do we make sure those are accessible? Either by giving our agent suppliers guidelines or testing them ourselves?
29:40 – Question – When you talk to customers, what are some of the questions they ask about Windows 11 or gaps that Microsoft doesn’t offer now, and how customers are working around?
• For more info, go to https://aka.ms/Windows/AccessibilityFeatures
32:46 – Question – What else can IT teams do to ensure their users are comfortable with the technology that is being deployed to them? How can we make sure that the IT staff, lets the users know that these features are available for them?
38:00 – Final thoughts
Additional resources:
• https://aka.ms/AISkills4Accessibility
• https://aka.ms/AccessibilityForITPros
• https://aka.ms/SkillingSnack/WindowsAccessibility
