How to Enable/Disable Voice Typing on Windows 11 – Guide

Windows is a large and complex system. It has many secret tools, some of which few people know about. This makes Windows a terrible secret tool because few people can use it effectively. For example, the Windows speech-to-text tool is a great way to type anything you say. You don’t need to install any additional software to use it.

Windows 10 has a new feature called dictation that allows you to type notes without having to use your hands. This is a great tool for classes and meetings, as it allows you to focus on the conversation instead of trying to take notes. ..

I was trying to gather my thoughts about my speech when I was given the dictation for my bridesmaid and best man role. I had the most appropriate line in my mind, but when I started typing it, it was too late. Some of my thoughts were captured in a conversation with my husband.

How to Use Windows 11’s built-in voice typing tool

The Windows 11 voice typing toolbar is a system-wide utility that works across all applications and environments, whether it’s a browser, Notepad, or an Office application. If you see a text field, just call up the voice typing toolbar and you’re ready to go. However, keep in mind that you’ll need an active Internet connection for voice typing to work.

Enable voice typing launcher in Windows 11

You can use the “Voice Typing Launcher” to type by voice without having to open an application. Just click on the microphone button and start typing.

Use Voice Typing in Office Applications on Windows 11

  1. Open the Office app and sign in with your account.
  2. Type “Dictate” into the text box on the top left of the app, and click the “add” button.
  3. The Dictate window will open, and you will be able to type in a dictation path.
  4. To start dictating, click on the “start” button at the bottom of the Dictate window.
  5. The dictation will start automatically and will continue until you stop it by clicking on the “stop” button at the top of the Dictate window.

Use Voice Typing in Windows 10

Windows 10 has a native dictation tool that is much smarter than Windows 11’s. You can use the same keyboard shortcut “Windows + H” and the dictation window will appear at the top of the screen.

To dictate in Windows 10, open the Start screen and type “dictionary” into the search bar. The results will show a list of dictionaries that are installed on your computer. Choose one of them and press the “add” button to add it to your dictation tool list. To dictate in Windows 11, open the Start screen and type “voice typing” into the search bar. The results will show a list of voice typing tools that are installed on your computer. Choose one of them and press the “add” button to add it to your voice typing tool list.

Final note

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