Screen reader announcing incorrect row count information while navigating the table data: A11y_WinForm.NETRuntime_MonitorMrationsWindow_InfoAndRelationship

[kupatkar99]

"Please do not close this bug. This bug should only be closed by TCS, C+AI Accessibility or the Divisional Driver."

GitHub Tags:

#A11ySev3; #A11yTCS; #WCAG1.3.1; #Win32; #DesktopApp; #Win11; #WinForms .NET Runtime; #BM_WinForms.NETRuntime_Win32_June2025; #Info and Relationships; #Narrator; #Screen Reader; #A11yMAS;

Environment Details:

Microsoft Windows 11 Enterprise (24H2) Build on 26100.4061

Actual Result:

Screen reader announcing incorrect row count information while navigating the table data under “Monitor migrations” window.  

Expected Result:

Screen reader should announce the correct row count information while navigating the table data under “Monitor migrations” window.  

Repro Steps:

1. Open SQL Server Migration Assistant for oracle. 
2. Splash screen appears and SSMA is launched 
3. Navigate to 'Migrate Data with DMS(preview)' button and select it. 
4. 'At Scale Migration Wizard'>Enter Azure Subscriptions details 
5. Navigate all the controls under "Enter Azure subscription details" window and select next button 
6. Navigate all the controls under "source data base connection details" window and select next button  
7. Navigate all the controls under "Target database connection details" window and select next button 
8. Navigate all the controls under "select the location of the database migration" window and select "finish" button 
9. Navigate all the controls under "monitor migrations window" and select "view" button and navigate all the controls under another "monitor migration" window. 
10. Verify whether screen reader announcing correct row count or not. 

User Empact:

When a screen reader announces incorrect row count information while navigating table data, it can mislead users about the structure and amount of content, making it harder to understand or interact with the data accurately. This affects information clarity and undermines accessibility for screen reader users.  

Attachment:

https://microsoftapc-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/v-kkumar2_microsoft_com/EfK3aGoBmHxMtVS9huz7IG0B8Ixe_aVhlDx875gJGauyNA?e=EeKhEy

[merriemcgaw]

@kupatkar99 - is this applicable to .NET 10 or is this just .NET Framework? Please provide a sample project for .NET 10 and we will look into it.

[merriemcgaw]

@Olina-Zhang can your team try a quick repro with a vanilla DataGridView?

[Olina-Zhang]

@merriemcgaw It cannot repro in .NET 10/9 with Winforms DataGridView control, was fixed by GH PR: https://github.com/dotnet/winforms/pull/10243.

[merriemcgaw]

@kupatkar99 this is fixed in the current public release and vNext so you can close this issue please.

[merriemcgaw]

@LeafShi1 it looks like we should go ahead and service this for .NET 8. Do you mind backporting? Let @KlausLoeffelmann and me know if there was something very different that we'd need to consider.

[LeafShi1]

@LeafShi1 it looks like we should go ahead and service this for .NET 8. Do you mind backporting? Let @KlausLoeffelmann and me know if there was something very different that we'd need to consider.

Please review the backport PR https://github.com/dotnet/winforms/pull/14003

[kupatkar99]

As per the discussion with SME Down grading the severity to Sev3.

[merriemcgaw]

@LeafShi1 in that case we should not service this and I will close this.