Voice Access App to Replace Speech Recognition in Windows 11
Key Notes
- Voice Access will replace Speech Recognition on Windows 22H2 and newer.
- Voice Access uses advanced AI technology for improved performance.
- An internet connection is required for setup and language model download.
Transitioning From Windows Speech Recognition to Voice Access: What You Need to Know
In September 2024, Microsoft will officially replace the Windows Speech Recognition app with its new Voice Access app for users upgrading to Windows 22H2 and beyond. This guide explores the reasons for this transition, features of the new application, and step-by-step instructions to get you started.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Will Voice Access replace Speech Recognition on all versions of Windows?
Voice Access will replace Windows Speech Recognition on versions 22H2 and newer. However, Speech Recognition will continue to be available on Windows 10 and earlier 11 versions.
Do I need an internet connection to use Voice Access?
Yes, an internet connection is necessary to set up Voice Access and access some of its features, including downloading language models.