You may have found that #Microsoft refuses to call #usability in #MSWindows by its actual name. Instead, they insist on the trade-markable term "ease of access". And yet... the keyboad shortcut to open its settings is Windows-U. With U for...
More interesting #usability weirdness in #microsoft#windows: you can access the taskbar notification buttons using the Windows-B keyboard shortcut, then use arrow keys to activate the network listing... but can't use any keys to activate an available network. And thanks, @microsoft
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