Windows 10 allows us to adapt the colors on the screen to our needs: this way you can enable the filters on your PC
Windows offers among its specifications the possibility of configuring our equipment so that it adapts to our preferences and needs. In general, we all make the same use and maintain a standard configuration, but there are users who are looking for something more
This is the case of those who have a visual disability or who suffer from vision problems. Windows 10 offers a number of tools that allow you to adjust the image displayed on the screen to make your system more accessible.They are the filters and that is how they can be activated.
The first step is to access the menu Settings, for which we can click on the gear wheel located in the lower left area or click use the key combination Windows + U."
Once inside we must access the section Accessibility in order to find the Color filters . We must look for it in the left column and activate the activation box."
We must click on Activate color filters to have access to all the options and thus adapt the image to our needs. There are three preset filters such as inverted, all grayscale and inverted grayscale mode."
They are the ones that come from the factory in Windows 10, but we can also adapt these filters to our needs. If, for example, we suffer from color blindness, there is a series of filters to facilitate viewing of the screen.
- Filter with soft red and green colors for deuteranopia.
- Filter with soft green and red colors for protanopia.
- Filter with colors blue and yellow for tritanopia.
This is the method to access the filters, but if we want to make them more accessible we can always activate the keyboard shortcut. You only have to check the box with the legend Allow the shortcut key to activate or deactivate the filter To access the filters you only have to select Windows + Control + C."
With these filters we can achieve that the screen adapts to our visual capacity so that it is much more comfortable to use Windows 10 under any circumstance. _Did you know about this possibility of Windows 10?_
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