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How to complete voice training on Windows 11?
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Anonimowe
Hi,
I use Work by Speech app which uses Windows Speech Recognition Engine.
The problem is that after switching to Windows 11, I discovered that voice training was removed. On Windows 10 I could access it by going to "Start -> Control Panel -> Ease of Access -> Speech Recognition -> Train your computer to better understand you".
It's also not available in "Settings > Time & language > Speech".
Without voice training Work by Speech is useless (speech recognition is very inaccurate). It also affects other apps that use Windows Speech Recognition Engine - like Voicebot, VoiceAttack and more.
Do you know how to complete voice training on Windows 11?
Windows dla domu | Windows 11 | Ułatwienia dostępu
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Anonimowe
2025-04-29T12:52:00+00:00 Thank you for your answer.
I prefer using Work by Speech over using Voice Access, because it has 3 times faster mouse control by speech.
I would prefer for the old wizard and speech recognition profile switching to be restored for apps that use local speech recognition (like Work by Speech, Voicebot, Voiceattack).
I will provide feedback to Microsoft that I would like old wizard and speech recognition profile switching to be restored.
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Siva Shankar 11,020 Punkty reputacji2025-04-28T21:07:14+00:00 Hello ,
I’m here to help you in resolving your issue
Windows Speech Recognition (WSR) still exists — but the voice training wizard is gone.
The newer focus is on Windows Voice Access and Microsoft Online Speech Services , both use cloud AI models, not local training.
Local training customization is no longer officially supported on Windows 11.
Although you can’t explicitly run a training wizard, WSR slowly adapts based on correction.
- Start Windows Speech Recognition (WSR):
Press Windows + Ctrl + S.
- Speak and correct mistakes manually:
Right-click wrong recognized text > choose correction.
The engine slowly improves based on manual corrections.
Note: This is very slow compared to the old wizard but still possible.
You can provide feedback to Microsoft through the Feedback Hub if you feel this change affects your experience negatively.