Harjit Dhaliwal (senior product marketing manager, Cloud Endpoints) and Ben Watt (cloud solution architect and accessibility champion) go under the hood on enabling accessible Windows 11 experiences—specifically the features that rely on speech and audio intelligence. They recap Live Captions and Voice Access (including handy shortcuts like Windows+Ctrl+L and Windows+Ctrl+S), then focus on the IT-pro part: deploying the right speech packs and languages at scale, preinstalling Natural Voices for Narrator so screen reading is easier to listen to all day, and avoiding the classic “the feature exists but nobody can turn it on” trap. The session gets concrete with Microsoft Intune workflows, Microsoft Store distribution details (including the need for product IDs for speech pack apps), and even a practical registry-based option for enabling Voice Access before sign-in—so users can access the feature without needing local admin rights.
We produced this pre-recorded streamed session as a clean, confident on-air tutorial—equal parts practical and watchable. We shaped the segment flow, built the graphics package to keep the settings-and-demos easy to follow, and worked with the speakers so every “click here, then here” moment lands clearly (without wandering into the weeds). Then we captured, polished, and delivered the stream across multiple social channels using our remote studio and streaming platform—giving our client a smooth live-style experience and a replay-ready asset that keeps helping long after the broadcast.
The inevitable sequels
Hollywood keeps stretching good ideas into progressively worse sequels. We don’t. These are the related videos—spiritual siblings of the one you just watched—as good or better than this video. Expect callbacks, new plot twists, and maybe even a scene-stealing cameo from a lower third.
