Windows 10 allows you to have a completely personalized experience by simply making some changes in the Settings. There are a variety of options that you can enable and disable to match your taste, needs, and desires. In our previous guides, we have shown you how to enable the Narrator.
It is a handy feature designed to read the text from the screen, and you can control what will be read with your mouse, keyboard, or touch. This article will show you how to personalize the Narrator’s voice in Windows 10. So, if you don’t like the defaults for this feature, you can change them, so keep reading.
See also: How to hide the desktop background image in Windows 10
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