Thanks for this. I just discovered my desktop has the Windows 11 chip. 
I'm a little surprised because my all-in-one has mid range specs. I 
don't remember when I bought it exactly. It must have been 2017 or 2018, 
just asmanufacturers started putting the chips in.


Like others here, I'm no longer excited about the latest and the 
greatest. In terms of Windows, however, I keep dreaming that we'll one 
day have an OS that is accessible out of the box so that all the stuff 
based on that OS is also accessible. Narrator is coming along nicely, 
but it needs more tweaks.


Here's an MS blog post on Windows 11 accessibility, but it's pretty general:

https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2021/07/01/whats-coming-in-windows-11-accessibility/


On 7/13/2021 9:28 AM, Loy Green wrote:
> If your computer has one You can also find the information in device
> manager, under security devices


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