Yes, of course, you can do that in Windows 10 through Cortana. But you can also talk to Windows 10 and previous versions of Windows using the built-in speech recognition.

Yes, of course, you can do that in Windows 10 through Cortana. But you can also talk to Windows 10 and previous versions of Windows using the built-in speech recognition.

The speech-recognition feature can be especially helpful for people with disabilities who can't use the keyboard or mouse. But it's available to anyone who'd like to try talking to Windows instead.

The speech-recognition feature can be especially helpful for people with disabilities who can't use the keyboard or mouse. But it's available to anyone who'd like to try talking to Windows instead.

In Windows 10, type “speech” into the search box next to the Start button, and among the results select the Speech Recognition option (not, initially, the Speech Recognition desktop app).

This tutorial demonstrates how you can use Speech Recognition in Windows 10 This tutorial will explain how you can set up your voice commands for opening applications, sending email, or ...

Voice commands aren't just for smartphone users; they're for PC users, too. We'll show you how to use speech recognition so you can launch programs, dictate text, scroll Web pages, and more, all ...

I knew that Windows has shipped with speech recognition built-in for a few years now. Like most of you, I tried it back when I didn’t think it worked very well, and hadn’t looked at it since.