Speech Recognition System in Windows XP

Asked By anonymous 7060 points N/A Posted on - 03/19/2012

I've used speech recognition system in windows 7.

But I can not find the option to start speech recognition system in windows XP.

How is it possible?

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Answered By Tunacao_Caaron1 20 points N/A #82749

Speech Recognition System in Windows XP

Hey Dear!

Before moving towards the solution, let me clear you one thing. If you are not able to view Speech recognition then you must have to setup it from MS Office 2002 or MS office 2003.

First of all let us confirm whether you have Voice recognition in your Windows XP or not.

Click on start button and go to Control panel

Here you can find a "speaker" icon. Open it.

If it is a Sound, Speech and audio devices, then your windows has Voice recognition. But if it is only Sound and Audio devices it means we have to set it up from MS Office.

Assuming that MS Office 2003 or 2002 is installed in your windows. Follow these steps.

1. Click on Start button, go to control panel.

2. Open Add/Remove Programs.

3. Find MS office 2002 or 2003 and click on Change button.

4. A new window will open, select ADD or Remove Features and click the Next button.

5. Now you have to double click on Office Shared Features, in Features To Install Section.

6. After that, open Alternative User Input and click on Speech button. There will be a small drop down arrow. Click on it and select Run from My Computer.

7. MS Office will update your Voice recognition and you will be able to use it from your windows XP.

Thanks

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Answered By loliyana 0 points N/A #82750

Speech Recognition System in Windows XP

 

Hi friend,

 

windows 7 provide speech recognition as built in feature so you find this option easily, but in windows XP Microsoft rolled out this feature as optional so you can use this feature into word and other app. by following below steps.

 

1. Click Start, click Control Panel and then click Add/Remove Programs. 

 

2. Click Change or Remove Programs,  and Click Microsoft Office Xp Package then click Change

 

 

3. Click Add or Remove Features and then click Next

 

 

4. Under Features to install, double click Office Shared Features.

 

5. Double click Alternative User Input, click Speech, click the small down arrow and then click Run from My Computer

 

 

6. Click Update

 

Done

 

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