Apply all accessibility settings to the logon desktop

You can set Windows to apply all of your Ease of Access settings to your desktop as soon as you log on. In order to use this feature, however, you must have administrator privileges. You will encounter a User Account Control warning when you choose this link. Select Continue (press ALt+C) to access the Change administrative settings window.

	Mouse actions	Keyboard actions
1	To open the Ease of Access Center, select: Start. Control Panel. Ease of Access. Ease of Access Center.	To open the Ease of Access Center, press: Windows logo key +U.
2	In the left hand column, under Tasks, select: Change administrative settings.	In the left hand column, under Tasks, select: Change administrative settings by pressing the TAB key, then ENTER.
3	Under System Administrator settings, select: Apply all settings to the logon desktop. Select Save.	Under System Administrator settings, select: Apply all settings to the logon desktop by pressing ALT+L. Select Save by pressing ALT+S.

Note: Here you can also Create a restore point for backup in case any settings cause performance issues. Choose this option by clicking the link or selecting it by TAB, then ENTER, then selecting the appropriate options by clicking, or using TAB, ENTER and ALT+the underlined letters.