Easy to use voice control computer with Win 8 skills

First we need to find "Windows Speech Recognition" in Windows 8, you can choose to search through, or you can find it in "All Apps" in "Windows Easy to Use". Once found, we can click to enter.


































Note here that you choose the right option based on the type of microphone you actually use.

Welcome interface

Select microphone type
After we will see a text prompting you to use the microphone to say this, this is to test if your microphone is working properly, if If there is no problem, we can move on to the next step. Otherwise, the "Next" button is grayed out.

Adjusting the test microphone
There is a process that needs to go all the way to the next step. The middle options can be selected according to your preferences. Here we recommend enabling “document review”; As for whether to use voice activation or manual activation, it is entirely based on personal interest.

Recommended to enable document review

Select activation mode
Finally, you can choose whether to automatically run speech recognition when the computer starts up. The entire Windows speech recognition setting is complete, below Used freely.
Using Windows Speech Recognition
After turning this feature on, we can use it instead of manually doing it. We will be faced with how to use this powerful helper. In fact, as we set it up, we will see the tutorials and control commands provided by the system itself, but we still have to talk about some basic usage.








































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Speech recognition has been started
Let's try it out and it is not practical. We know that there are several ways to retrieve the command prompt in Windows 8, but each requires at least 2 steps, and speech recognition is a one-word thing. First of all, we say "Start listening" to turn the voice recognition into "Open", and then directly say "Open the command prompt", the command prompt window is opened directly, very convenient.

Open a command prompt via voice
In fact, there are a lot of deeper applications in Windows, and we can open them quickly and easily through speech recognition.
In addition, Windows Speech Recognition has a "Voice Dictionary" function that allows users to freely add voice vocabulary. We can generate a new vocabulary by entering the text and then matching it by voice. This way we can be more comfortable when we write things by voice.


Any vocabulary can be recognized
The last thing we want to say is that speech recognition is not a flashy function. In fact, we can use it in many ways, but we generally don’t Think about it in this regard. Windows provides us with this feature, and we can do our work by speaking when we can't free our hands. In the end, what I want to say is that a large part of this article is written through the voice "write”, is it very strong?