Windows 10: How do I get Voice Access To stop randomly capitalizing words

As is evident by The question above and any other randomly capitalized words you will see in this question, Many words are randomly capitalized.Also many times when I say "period" it hears "eriod", Which I don't think is A word. When I first started using this due To A disability I didn't seem To run into these issues as much.It's nonsensical To me since IT should only make A capital letter after I say The word "period".I have text prediction disabled.I've tried A different microphone.I've disabled and then re enabled IT.I don't see any way To clear or repair The Voice Access application.Pleas

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WINDOWS 10 SPEECH RECOGNITION , ----PROBLEMS WITH CAPITALISING LETTERS OR WORDS

Hi Neil,





The command to capitalize the first letter of a word is: Caps word. If voice recognition is having a hard time understanding your command, we suggest that you
train your PC. You can do that by following these steps:

• 
  Press the Start button.
  
• 
  Type and select Windows Speech Recognition.
  
• 
  Follow the instructions.
  

For more commands that you can use, you can check here:
Windows Speech Recognition commands.

Let us know how it goes.

Regards.

 

Remove suggested words from Windows touch keyboard

Hi,

For step-by-step instructions in troubleshooting the spelling for Windows touch keyboard, kindly refer to the post of Cyber_Defend_Team on this

link.

For more information about Windows Touch keyboard, visit this
link.

Let us know if you need further help.

Best regards,

 

Windows Voice Commands - stop "go to <word>" from searching Cortana

Hey!

I am using Windows Voice Access on my computer but have an issue with some of the commands. Specifically, when trying to navigate while writing text, Voice Access lists commands that start with "Go to." These work fine for the basic ones like "Go to start of paragraph" but I am finding that it often mistakes my navigation command for the "go to" command to search Cortana (the thing that opens when you press the Windows button).

Here is an example: The Windows list of commands for navigating text (foound here) includes the ability to navigate to specific words by saying "Go to <word>".

However, instead of changing the placement of the curser (by going to that Word, paragraph, etc.), it often searches Cortana for the word I listed. IT's really annoying as it switches app as well.

What is odd is that if the command begins with "Go after" instead, there is no problem. It's clear that there are conflicting commands and that the Cortana one is taking precedence over the text navigation one in some cases.

Does anybody know what I am doing wrong or how to stop "go to" commands from opening Cortana all the time?

Thanks!