AbilityNet My Computer My Way
A free AbilityNet guide to accessibility features built into common computers, tablets and smartphones, organised around vision, hearing, motor and cognitive access needs.
Scope for navigation
International / not jurisdiction-specific Practical guide
No narrower UK jurisdiction is asserted by the reviewed scope; check the resource itself for local availability and eligibility.
What it is for
Find step-by-step ways to change built-in device settings when reading, attention, memory, dexterity, movement or other access needs make technology harder to use.
Who or what context
Disabled and neurodivergent people, families, supporters and anyone who wants to make a mainstream device easier to use without first buying specialist software.
Access
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Limitations and possible poor fit
- Available settings depend on the device, operating-system version and app being used, so instructions can become outdated as software changes.
- Built-in accessibility settings may not be sufficient for every access need and the guide is not an assessment of an individual's requirements.
Cost and access notes
- AbilityNet describes My Computer My Way as free to use.
Ownership and conflicts
- The resource is produced by AbilityNet and described from AbilityNet's own pages; ND Oracle records its function and access route without treating first-party benefit statements as independent evidence.
Evidence status
This listing makes no efficacy or safety claim. It records what the resource is, what it is for, how to reach it and what limitations are already known.
Page provenance and review state
AbilityNet and My Computer My Way official pages checked on 2026-08-28. Listing records the current free guide, supported access areas and update dependency without adding efficacy claims.