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"The AI-generated audio translation feature is not appearing in Microsoft Edge."
Other issues or features related to Microsoft Edge on Windows 11
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The AI-generated real-time video/audio translation feature is currently marked as no longer available, so its Translate button may not appear in Microsoft Edge even when Edge and Windows 11 are fully updated.^1^
This is different from Edge’s standard webpage translation, which translates written webpage text rather than spoken audio.^2^
Microsoft’s Edge policy documentation still describes the on-device video-translation capability, but only for:
When available, Settings and more → Settings → Languages contains Offer to translate videos on supported sites, and hovering over an eligible video displays a Translate button. Translation models are downloaded on first use—approximately 200 MB per language pair—and processing occurs locally.^3^^4^
Because the current public feature page explicitly says the feature is no longer available, there is no supported setting or repair procedure guaranteed to restore it.
On a managed device, check edge://policy for LiveVideoTranslationEnabled:
0: the Translate button is intentionally hidden.1, or policy absent: the policy permits the feature, but does not override device, region, language, video, or current availability restrictions.If translated captions are acceptable instead of dubbed audio, use Windows Live Captions:
Translation requires a Copilot+ PC running Windows 11 version 24H2 or later. It can translate audio from applications such as Edge into English or Simplified Chinese; ordinary Windows 11 PCs can provide captions but not this translation capability.^5^
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"The AI-generated audio translation feature is not appearing in Microsoft Edge."
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Hi Javed Ahamad,
I can understand why it would be confusing when the audio translation control is missing and it is not clear which team handles the feature.
Please note that this is a user-to-user support forum, so contributors cannot check the feature rollout or your device’s eligibility from the back end. To help determine whether this is an availability limitation or a device-specific issue, please let me know:
If this is a work- or school-managed device, please also check edge://policy for LiveVideoTranslationEnabled, because an organizational policy can hide the Translate control.
For account- or device-specific investigation, contact Microsoft Support and choose Microsoft Edge. You may also press Alt + Shift + I in Edge to submit feedback and diagnostic information directly to the Edge team. I know this isn't the news you were hoping for, but I wanted to make sure you got the most accurate information about your situation. Thank you so much for your understanding.
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