Sony Xperia M: Disable TalkBack Feature and Blind Mode (Double Click & Scrolling Issues)

Hello,

I do not know how the mode for the blind was turned off.
When you click the phone, it talks what you click, and then requires a double click.
Vertical scroll is not possible, so I can not even navigate through the settings.
The phone was unlocked from the O2 network - English using the code.
Previously, a generic - basic firmware was flashed.
ps. "Baba" speaks English.

Added after 1 [minutes]:

Maybe you have any tips for fast? I was close to restoring the factory settings, but I can not rip photos from the phone - the miniUSB socket is damaged.

Search for TalkBack in settings.

Accessibility -> TalkBack

Scrolls with two fingers. Double clicks to enter settings, etc.

Adrian4477 wrote:

Accessibility ->

In what folder? No such.
It started every 3 seconds to turn on the window (in English) "Unfortunately, Googla's text-to-speech engine stopped."
As a result, setting the settings became impossible.

Brzymeq wrote:

Scrolls with two fingers.

My fingers are not fit for this, but it is better than without a hint.
Is this an infection?
edit:
I'm doing a reboot.

Added after 19 [minutes]:

Thanks, @ Adrian4477 . It was about the "Accessibility" folder. I forgot to add that the options were in English.
Thanks, @Brzymeq . Scroll with 2 fingers in TalkBack mode works differently than normal - there is a huge 3 centimeters deadzone.