Re: Windows Sandbox Accessibility
@Blind angel, It boils down to it being a virtualised environment within your machine that basically acts as a new Windows installation. You don't get the latency you get in other VM software and it's developed by Microsoft themselves. It's useful if you for example have a shady download or link that you wonna test in a safe environment without damaging your main machine. To get started, go to "Turn on or off Windows Features" and check Windows Sandbox. I also recommend checking Windows Hypervisor Platform and Virtual Machine Platform if they're not already. You may be asked to restart your computer, go ahead and choose to restart now or later.
Once your computer has restarted, type Sandbox in start and press enter. If everything's all good, you should hear your Windows unlock sound and be placed in the Windows Sandbox window. As Pitermach said earlier, not all key commands will be sent to the VM, so press CTRL+alt+pause to toggle this. From there you can start Narrator as usual and navigate that version of Windows. I believe you can just cut/copy and paste files and folders to and from both instances.
Hopefully that should help in getting you up and running.
Feel free to ask any more questions about this.
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