19 Apr 2007 @ 12:44 PM 

It looks like quite a few people out there (here, here and here) would like to know how to go about removing or disabling the Ease of Access Icon which is located in the lower left hand corner of the Windows Vista login screen as you first boot up to Windows Vista or when you lock the screen.

Well it looks like a guy named James Wilcox who I found via a thread on the Shell: revealed forums has developed a solution, which he calls the “Ease of Access disabler”

A small program that disables that annoying Ease of Access button in the bottom left hand side of your Vista logon screen.

Ease of Access disabler is a small but clever program that disables the Ease of Access button in the bottom left hand corner of the screen and show a message similar to the above when clicked.

If you work in a location where people often meddle with your PC, i.e a school, and when you come back someone has switched the narrator on, the magnifier on , and onscreen is turned on and the color scheme has changed to black and white. Annoying.

There is really no point in this button, unless of course you are disabled, so why not disable it with this neat little program. You can also re-enable it if you find out that you do want it.

Simply click the disable button to disable it and the enable button to re-enable it. This application must be run with Administrative priviliges. Right click, and select run as Administrator.

It can be very annoying because somebody can still fiddle with your PC even while its locked!!?

Doesn’t make sense to me! But I have fixed the problem. Just run this small application, click disable and the button no longer opens the Ease of Access window.

When you come back to your PC it will be the way it was when you left it, not with narrator, magnifier the onscreen keyboard and the black and white color scheme running.

The Ease of Access disabler can be downloaded from here or here.

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Posted By: Darren Straight
Last Edit: 19 Apr 2007 @ 12:44 PM

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  2. None None says:

    The enable button doesn’t work!

  3. Jeremy says:

    My question is Not about disabling the button, someone clicked the see things in High Contrast box in the ease of access application on my laptop and now, even though the settings are supposed to be normal again, it still tries to put itself in high contrast view. I was wondering if there was a program or way I could get rid of the ease of access application altogether.

  4. RICHARD BURNELL says:

    EVERY TIME I TURN THE COMPUTER ON I HAVE TO GO THROUGH THE EASE OF ACCESS. HOW CAN I AVOID THIS PLEASE?

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