Windows 10: How to use built in mic to use as mic for voice recognition for Windows 10?

While setting up voice recognition, Windows asks you to select out of two options, 'use built in mic' or 'set up mic'. I want to use the built in microphone for voice recognition. When you select Get Started, a pop up advises that you need to set up your microphone first, yet using your built in mic is given as an option to use. Please help. I want to use the built in microphone as the microphone for voice recognition. How do I do this?

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How to use built in mic to use as mic for voice recognition for Windows 10?

While setting up voice recognition, Windows asks you to select out of two options, 'use built in mic' or 'set up mic'. I want to use the built in microphone for voice recognition. When you select Get Started, a pop up advises that you need to set up
your microphone first, yet using your built in mic is given as an option to use. Please help. I want to use the built in microphone as the microphone for voice recognition. How do I do this?

 

How to use built in mic to use as mic for voice recognition for Windows 10?

Hi Roshan, much appreciated, although it still won't allow me to use the voice recognition without installing mic.

Is the fact that I'm using a laptop have anything to do with this problem?

 

Built-in Mic for Lumia 950 doesn't work when connected to Soundlink Mini

The Bose Soundlink Mini is capable of answering phone calls so it obviously has a Mic.

The trouble is when I want to use the phone Voice recognition with Cortana or any other Windows Phone 10 app. The built in mic is not recognized which breaks a very common usage scenario

• Use Bose Soundlink speaker to listen to music
• Command Cortana to perform an action with your voice

I suspect that this issue can be duplicated on other Bluetooth devices that have a Mic.

The Soundlink does have mulit-function button which is supposed to activate Cortana but this doesn't work very well. I have called Bose to report the problem with their speaker unknown what they will do.

But this problem could also be solved if the OS was smarter in how it handled voice recognition when connected to a Bluetooth device.

• When the phone's icon for the Mic is pressed use the built-in Mic
• When the activation sequence on the Bluetooth device's is signaled (which in my case is the Soundlink multi-function button) to make or receive a call use the Bluetooth device.
• Otherwise default to the built-in Mic such as if you make a call