

Speech Recognition can improve its accuracy based on the words you use by accessing the documents and emails in your Windows search index.Click Next, then Next again and read the sentence loudly such that the computer can hear you.Select the type of microphone you’ll be using. Desktop microphones are not ideal, headset microphones or microphone arrays are recommended.This will launch the Speech Recognition set up wizard.Now on the right side turn on the toggle under Turn on Speech Recognition. On the left-hand column, scroll down and select Speech.Enable Voice Typing in Windows 10 using the new tool Setup Speech recognition on Windows 10 Speech recognition is still disabled by default though. However, with recent trends and the focus of voice commands, Microsoft is putting in more effort. Like all the other tools that make using your Windows PC easier for people with certain disabilities, speech recognition too was originally meant for people with disabilities. Note: Speech recognition is only currently available in English (US), French, Italian, Spanish, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.

We’ll be focusing on speech recognition on Windows 10 so the Settings app is how we’ll access the tool. The older tool can do it too and still lives in the Control Panel but can also be accessed via the new Settings app. The new tool can help you type using your voice.

This has been available before Windows 10, but Windows 10 brings in a new speech tool. The OS also includes a Speech recognition feature which can enable voice typing. Whether its the magnifying tool or the speech-to-text service that reads things out to you.

Microsoft has always considered accessibility as an important part of Windows.
