Install Git for Windows Using NVDA Screen Reader
In this walkthrough I install Git for Windows from start to finish using only the keyboard, narrated with the NVDA screen reader. Whether you are a blind or low vision developer or you just prefer working keyboard first, this is the whole process: finding the official download, running the installer, choosing sensible options, and confirming the install in Git Bash.
I download Git from the official site and go through each setup screen so you know what every option does and which ones I leave at their defaults. I keep Git Bash because it is the shell I reach for on Windows when I am building things like a small Python and Qt desktop app, and at the end I open Git Bash and run git --version to confirm everything is in place.
Chapters
0:00 Intro and why Git for Windows
1:05 Finding the official download
1:55 The git-scm.com download page
3:25 Opening Downloads and launching the installer
3:50 Walking through the setup options
7:00 Choosing your default editor
10:50 Finishing the install
11:30 Opening Git Bash
12:05 Verifying with git --version
12:35 Wrap up
Tools in this video
NVDA screen reader
Brave browser
Git for Windows and Git Bash
Visual Studio Code, set as Git's default editor
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