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This article is for people who use a screen reader program such as Windows Narrator, JAWS, or NVDA with Windows tools or features and Microsoft 365 products. This article is part of the Accessibility help & learning content set where you can find more accessibility information on our apps. For general help, visit Microsoft Support. The Settings app in Windows 10 provides a central hub to manage and customize device preferences. This covers categories such as System, Devices, Network & Internet, Personalization, Apps, Accounts, Time & Language, Gaming, Ease of Access, Search, Privacy, and Update & Security. This guide provides a detailed description of the setting categories in the Settings app and exploring them with a screen reader. In this topic Open Windows Settings Navigate through settings categories Navigate System settings Navigate Devices settings Navigate Mobile devices settings Navigation Network and Internet settings Navigate Personalization settings Navigate Apps settings Navigate Accounts settings Navigate Time and language settings Navigate Gaming settings Navigate Ease of Access settings Navigate Search settings Navigate Privacy settings Navigate Update and Security settings Open Windows Settings Press Windows logo key+I to open the Windows settings window. Your screen reader reads "Settings window, search box; find a setting." For more information, go to Use a screen reader to explore and navigate Settings in Windows. Navigate through settings categories Open the Settings app and use Tab key to move the focus to System settings. To navigate between categories, press the Up or Down arrow key and then press Enter
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For more information on URLs and port access, go to Endpoint Security Required Domains and URLs. Determine Computer Default Settings When the client software is installed on the computer or device, WatchGuard Endpoint Security applies the group security settings to the computer or device. During installation, you select a target group for the computer with the required network settings. If the network settings for the selected group differ from the settings specified during installation, the installation settings apply. For more information, go to Best Practices — Installation Tips for Groups and Settings. Configure the group organization and define settings before you deploy the WatchGuard Endpoint Agent. For more information about the different types of groups, and specific instructions, go to Manage Computers and Devices in Groups. To add a group: In WatchGuard Cloud, select Configure > Endpoints. Select Computers. From the left pane, select My Organization. Next to the group in which you want to add a group, click . Select Add Group.The Add Group dialog box opens. Type a Name for the group. Click Add. To configure settings from WatchGuard Cloud, you must first create a settings profile. For more information, go to Best Practices — Installation Tips for Groups and Settings. To create a settings profile: In WatchGuard Cloud, select Configure > Endpoints. Select Settings. From the left pane, select the type of security settings you want to create a profile for. In the upper-right corner, click Add.The Add Settings page opens. The Add Settings page shows different options for WatchGuard Advanced EPDR, EPDR, EDR, EDR Core, and EPP. In the Name text box, type a new name for the settings profile. In the Description text box, type a description of the profile. For example, you might describe the security needs addressed in the settings. Expand each section and configure the settings. Settings vary for WatchGuard Advanced EPDR, EPDR, EDR, EDR Core, and EPP. Throughout this documentation, WatchGuard Endpoint Security refers generally to all products. If you do not have a setting in the Endpoint Security management UI, it is not supported by your product. For more information, go to: Configure Per-Computer Settings Configure Remote Control Settings (Advanced EPDR only) Configure Network Settings Configure Workstations and Servers Security Settings About the IOC Gallery (Advanced EPDR only) Configure Indicators of Attack Settings Configure Risks Settings Configure Program Blocking Security Settings (Windows Computers) Configure Authorized Software Settings (Windows Computers) Configure Mobile Device Security Settings Configure Vulnerability Assessment Settings Configure Patch Management Settings Configure Endpoint Access Enforcement Settings (Windows Computers) Encryption Settings When you have configured all the settings, click Save. Step 4: Deploy the WatchGuard Agent Deploy the WatchGuard Agent to computers and devices in your organization with the correct
