Was using Win 10 but had no luck with voice-typing so tried W-11----but still no go. Anyone else done this in 11\?
how's windows 11?Have you changed your microphone privacy settings (it says Windows 10, but should apply to 11)?
Turn on app permissions for your microphone in Windows 10 - Microsoft Support
Learn how to give your Windows 10 PC to permission to access your microphone.support.microsoft.com
how's windows 11 so far?Was using Win 10 but had no luck with voice-typing so tried W-11----but still no go. Anyone else done this in 11\?
There's a handful of threads like this already, but it works and performs about the same as 10 (other than looking different). There's no taskbar labels if that's a bother to you (ie all your open programs display as icons on the taskbar, which is the default view since 7).how's windows 11?
YUP; and everything else I could find about it. D/L three different voice/text programs; and none of them worked. At this point I'm not sure what's going on. If I had more hair; I'd start pulling it out!!!Have you changed your microphone privacy settings (it says Windows 10, but should apply to 11)?
Turn on app permissions for your microphone in Windows 10 - Microsoft Support
Learn how to give your Windows 10 PC to permission to access your microphone.support.microsoft.com
It's like they took Win10--took out some of the good features--stuck it in bowel--and stirred it up; poured it out and called it good.how's windows 11 so far?
Yes; I have a Dell laptop and it works just fine in Gchat and other apps.And your microphone works properly in other programs? Sound Recorder? Zoom?
mmmh ---I just got a popup diialog box saying i need a video or image to post here! what the heck? "your message must have at least one video or image to post here."how's
Just looked at that setting and the only thing I can see that might be a problem is that the default apps d'no't have the default sound levels set; so going to try that and see whAT happens.Have you checked the app settings thoroughly for input devices? Your laptop could potentially have a second input device it's detecting or looking for. For instance, mine has the actual microphone and also "Steam Streaming Microphone" which isn't actually a real microphone, but a away of forwarding audio to another device. These are viewable in Sound Settings.
My other thought is to hit up the support page of whichever app/s you're using, as they likely have to deal with these sorts of issues and have a good idea of what you're running into.
I'll try that; thanks.If you haven't already, try going to "Control Panel"-->"Speech Recognition"-->"Train your computer to better understand you" and complete at least 3 sessions. Or else you might just need a better mic.