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Originally Posted by kemical  Judging by what you've already written, I guess you've already found the 'Ease of Access' centre in the control panel? Your going to have to go through it all again and return it back to it's basic settings. If this is failing to work for some reason, you could try creating another user account to sign in with and deleting the old one.
Regarding the desktop, check the settings found via 'Personalize' when you right-click on the desktop. If you look under 'Display settings' or 'Themes' you may find the answer there.
You could also try 'System Restore' if all else fails. |
Tried all you've suggested except the system restore. Not really an option with the accessibility options being switched on for 12 months! System restore, even if it is available to go back that far, will likely break even more things and then there is 12 months of updates to fix!
Sounds like this is yet another unfinished feature of Vista!!! Microsoft obviously think that once your disabled, you're disabled for life. That must be why we don't have a kill switch in the same way we have all the different turn "on" options.
Thanks for confirming Vista accessibility is broken.