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How to Download and Install Braille Display with Narrator on Windows 11?

The steps are simple and quite straight-forward.

• On Windows 11, Open Windows Settings using the keyboard combination WinKey + I.
• Once the Windows Settings open, from the left pane, click Accessibility.

• Under Vision, you can find Narrator. Select Narrator.

• Narrator Settings will open now. Scroll Down and locate “Use a Braille Display with Narrator” under Braille.

• You can now find the option “Use a Braille Display with Narrator“. This option will allow you to add and configure braille displays. Click Download and Install Braille.

Note: To use Braille Display on Windows 11, you will need to install the software from BRLTTY, and Liblouis distributed by BRLTTY and Liblouis Developers.

• The system will start downloading the file. The process will take some. Kindly be patient.

• Braille Display with Narrator on Windows 11 is now is installed. The system will prompt for a restart. Save all your works, and click Restart Now.

• After the Restart, navigate back to the Accessibility and then to the Narrator.
• Now, you can find Turn on Braille is Enabled.

• Under Braille Displays and Drivers, click Add a Braille Display.

• You can select Braille Display Manufacturer, and Connection Type and then click Add.

• That’s it. You can start using Braille Display with Narrator on Windows 11.

Take Away:

Braille display with Narrator in Windows 11 offer an essential tool for visually impaired users to navigate and interact with their devices. It helps binding Tactical Reading, and Technology and opens-up a world of possibility. If you have any queries with the above article, kindly let us know in the comment section. For more essential articles, stay tuned to Winsides.Com. Happy Computing! Peace out!

References:

• Microsoft Support Team: Using Narrator with braille. Retrieved from microsoft support team on (1.1.25).