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Narrator Reads Password Aloud in Terminal Services Client
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This article was previously published under Q243243
SYMPTOMS
Microsoft Narrator is a synthesized text-to-speech utility for users who have
low vision. When you are using Narrator, keystrokes that you type are read
aloud. When you log on to a Terminal Services server in a Terminal Services
client session, Narrator reads your user name, domain name, and password aloud.
CAUSE
Terminal Services simply sends bitmap images to the client computer. It does
not send any code describing which fields for which it wants data, so Narrator
does not know to mask the password keystrokes.
WORKAROUND
Many people who use Narrator use headphones so as not to disturb others. In
this case, the password may not be heard by others. To work around the problem,
you can turn down the volume on your speakers while you type the password.
STATUS
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that
are listed at the beginning of this article.
MORE INFORMATION
When you log on to a local computer, or in Microsoft Internet Explorer,
Narrator masks password fields by calling out the word "password" instead of the keystrokes.
SYMPTOMS
Microsoft Narrator is a synthesized text-to-speech utility for users who have
low vision. When you are using Narrator, keystrokes that you type are read
aloud. When you log on to a Terminal Services server in a Terminal Services
client session, Narrator reads your user name, domain name, and password aloud.
CAUSE
Terminal Services simply sends bitmap images to the client computer. It does
not send any code describing which fields for which it wants data, so Narrator
does not know to mask the password keystrokes.
WORKAROUND
Many people who use Narrator use headphones so as not to disturb others. In
this case, the password may not be heard by others. To work around the problem,
you can turn down the volume on your speakers while you type the password.
STATUS
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that
are listed at the beginning of this article.
MORE INFORMATION
When you log on to a local computer, or in Microsoft Internet Explorer,
Narrator masks password fields by calling out the word "password" instead of the keystrokes.
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