Windows 10: How to turn on voice recognition?

I turn on voice recognition, but when I exit settings and reopen, it's turned off. I can't seem to get voice recognition to work at all.

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voice recognition

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Thank you for posting you query in Microsoft Community Forums. You interest on Windows 10 is appreciated.

I understand your inconvenience. We are glad to help you.



Please share this with us:

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  When you tell voice recognition what are you referring to?
  
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  Are you referring to voice recorder or Windows speech recognition?
  

I would suggest you to run the run the inbuilt app troubleshooter.

Follow the steps:

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  Press “Windows” + “X” and select Control Panel.
  
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  Select Troubleshooting and select View all on left hand side of the screen.
  
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  Select the Windows Store App and follow the instruction to troubleshoot.
  

Hope it helps. Keep us posted to assist you further. We will be happy to assist.



Thank you.

 

Voice recognition


I want to use voice-recognition in Spanish, I installED Windows in Spanish, when I go to voice-recognition I can install the microphone and the reading comes in Spanish. However when I go to start voice-recognition, a message appears that the interface and the computer language I not the same. It instructs me to go to the main panel of accessibility -- voice-recognition ' advanced options, but the option for a Spanish-language is not available

 

Voice recognition doesn't work (Windows 10)

Trying to resume contact with dalchina.
Dalchina (thanks again for your assistance previously with my Voice Recognition issue). About your conclusion that it is probably a case of interference by some other Service, and the suggestion of performing a "Clean Boot" deactivating them all and subsequently other repeated boots each time reactivating some of them until the culprit can be so identified: I replied that I don't feel skillful enough to do that.
But I've looked into it and I saw this: after calling "msconfig" and reaching up to the list of Services, once I Hide the essential ones by Microsoft, the only services that appear checked (in this newly bought computer) are 2 by my antivirus (PANDA).
My question now is this: would it be useful to just uncheck those two, in that same window, and try the Voice Recognition, without doing the Clean Boot?

Thanks in advance.


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Trying to resume contact with dalchina.
Dalchina (thanks again for your assistance previously with my Voice Recognition issue). About your conclusion that it is probably a case of interference by some other Service, and the suggestion of performing a "Clean Boot" deactivating them all and subsequently other repeated boots each time reactivating some of them until the culprit can be so identified: I replied that I don't feel skillful enough to do that.
But I've looked into it and I saw this: after calling "msconfig" and reaching up to the list of Services, once I Hide the essential ones by Microsoft, the only services that appear checked (in this newly bought computer) are 2 by my antivirus (PANDA).
My question now is this: would it be useful to just uncheck those two, in that same window, and try the Voice Recognition, without doing the Clean Boot?

Thanks in advance.