Get Sound Notification When Turning a Feature On or Off
When this accessibility option is selected, a confirmation sound plays every time you use a shortcut key to turn an accessibility feature on or off. This is useful for alerting people who might turn on a feature accidentally. This procedure tells you how to turn on sound notification through Accessibility Options in Control Panel.
1 | On the Start menu: | Display the Start menu by pressing CTRL+ESC (or the Windows logo key  ). | • | Select Control Panel by pressing C. |
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2 | In Control Panel: | • | Be sure you are in Classic View (all Control Panel icons are showing). | | • | If not, under Control Panel in the left pane, select Switch to Classic View. | | • | Select Accessibility Options. |
| In Control Panel: | • | Be sure you are in Classic View (all Control Panel icons are showing). | | • | If not, under Control Panel in the left pane, select Switch to Classic View by pressing TAB. | | • | Press ENTER. | | • | Press the RIGHT ARROW key, and then the LEFT ARROW key to select Accessibility Options. | | • | Press ENTER. |
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3 | In the Accessibility Options dialog box: | In the Accessibility Options dialog box: | • | Select the General tab by pressing CTRL+TAB. |
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4 | On the General tab, under Notification: | • | Select the Make a sound when turning a feature on or off check box. | | • | Select OK. |
| On the General tab, under Notification: | • | Select the Make a sound when turning a feature on or off check box by pressing S. | | • | Press ENTER. |
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5 | To close Control Panel: | • | Select the Close button. |
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Control Panel: Accessibility Options: General tab: Notification: Sound
