UWP version of "Voice Wake" on the app store: use Cortana to control PC switch machine

Computer Store News: Today's foreign media WMPU recommended a practical application just launched in the Windows App Store —— VoiceWake. This is a Windows 10 UWP app that allows apps to wake up, shut down, and restart the win10 PC via Cortana, and of course put the PC into sleep or hibernation. In addition, users can remotely view hardware statistics and current running processes in real time.

What's new in Windows 10? The new Voice Wake application has been significantly improved over the previous WP8.1 release. The setup tutorial with the Network Discovery feature makes it easier for users to configure on Windows 10 devices. In addition, the Windows 10 version adds an advanced hardware monitoring feature (real-time browsing of CPU, GPU, memory and hard drive data), as well as browsing or even shutting down running processes on the device application. Is it free? The Windows 10 version of the Voice Wake app is priced at $12.5 in China, but supports a 7-day free trial, with all paid features integrated in the trial version. Are there other conditions of use? Users who plan to use the UWP version of the Voice Wake application need to install a server application on their PC (http://pan.baidu.com/s/1hraSJf2). Note: If you have used WP 8.1 Voice Wake before, be sure to uninstall the old server application before installing the new server application. Application Features: Easily set up using the device discovery feature: