Speech Recognition is an easy-to-use tool that helps you to control your PC through voice commands.
We can use speech recognition to launch applications, convert speech to text and perform other tasks.
This guide will show you the steps to enable Speech Recognition to control your computer only with voice.
How to Enable Speech Recognition in Windows 11
Step 1 : First got start menu.
Step 2 : Then go to control panel.
Step 3: Than view by large icon or search speech recognition.
Step 4 : After click on speech recognition and open it.
Step 5 : Click on Next. than select the microphone after that again click on next.
Step 6: Than next ,read all the text give to read on microphone. gain click on next.
Step 7 : click on “skip tutorials”.
How to improve accuracy of Speech Recognition
After the initial setup, we recommend training Speech Recognition to improve its accuracy and to prevent the “What was that?” message as much as possible and make it as accurate as possible.
Step 1: Open Control Panel.
Step 2: Click on Speech Recognition.
Step 3: Click the Train your computer to better understand you link.
Step 4: Click Next to continue with the training as directed by the application.
After completing the training, Speech Recognition should have a better understanding of your voice to provide an improved experience.
How to change settings in Speech Recognition
If you need to change the Speech Recognition settings, use these steps:
Step 1: Open Control Panel.
Step 2: Then, Click on Speech Recognition.
Step 3: Now, Click the Advanced speech options link in the left pane.
Step 4: On “Speech Properties,” inside the Speech Recognition tab, you can modify various things of the experience, including:
Language.
Recognition profiles.
User settings.
Microphone.
Step 5: In the Text to Speech tab, you can control voice settings, including:
Voice selection.
Voice speed.
You can also right-click the experience interface to open a context menu to access all the different features and settings you can use with Speech Recognition.
How to use Speech Recognition on Windows 11
Speech Recognition uses clear and easy-to-remember commands. For example, if you say “Start” which is a command that opens the Start menu, while saying “Show Desktop” will minimize everything on the screen.
If Speech Recognition is having issue understanding your voice, you can always use the Show numbers command as everything on the screen has a number. Then say the number and speak OK to execute the command. Here are some common tasks that will get you started with Speech Recognition:
Starting Speech Recognition
To launch the experience, just open the Start menu, search for Windows Speech Recognition, and select the top result.
Turning on and off
To start using the feature, click the microphone button or say Start listening depending on your configuration. In the same way, you can turn it off by saying Stop listening or clicking the microphone button.
Using commands
Some of the most frequent commands you’ll use include:
Open — Launches an app when saying “Open” followed by the name of the app. For example, “Open Mail,” or “Open Firefox.”
Switch to — Jumps to another running app when saying “Switch to” followed by the name of the app. For example, “Switch to Microsoft Edge.”
Control window in focus — You can use the commands “Minimize,” “Maximize,” and “Restore” to control an active window.
Scroll — Allows you to scroll in a page. Simply use the command “Scroll down” or “Scroll up,” “Scroll left” or “Scroll right.” It’s also possible to specify long scrolls. For example, you can try: “Scroll down two pages.”
Close app — Terminates an application by saying “Close” followed by the name of the running application. For example, “Close Word.”
Clicks — Inside an application, you can use the “Click” command followed by the name of the element to perform a click. For example, in Word, you can say “Click Layout,” and Speech Recognition will open the Layout tab. In the same way, you can use “Double-click” or “Right-click” commands to perform those actions.
Press — This command lets you execute shortcuts. For example, you can say “Press Windows A” to open Action Center.
Conclusion
Speech Recognition is a powerful tool for someone who needs to command their PC using only voice.
It is worth noting that it does not include all the languages. Supported languages include English (U.S. and UK), French, German, Japanese, Mandarin (Chinese Simplified and Chinese Traditional), and Spanish.
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