Accessibility - High-Contrast Mode (Inverted Colors) : WASDPA Student Help Desk

If you have ever had a Chromebook that has inverted or negative colors that looks like this: Here is how to fix it! 1. Click the Status Area (where the time is, lower right corner) 2. Click on Accessibility (icon of a person)

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