Windows 11 22H2 Voice Access Commands Feature

In this video I show you the new feature in windows 11 22H2 called voice access. With this new feature you can navigate your computer just by voice commands. I show to this step by step tutorial.

[@KevinCleppe-gl7hx]

this is amazing!

[@JoeGlines-Automator]

Thanks for the video. I'd like to launch a program and pass it a parameter. I've tried using Voice Shortcuts but can't get it to work. Any idea?
For instance, let's say i give it the path to word.exe I'd like to pass it a file path so it opens a specific file. It would be better if I could have the parameter as a variable but I'd settle for just using a set value for now. Thank you for any help you can provide!

[@Nowtrin]

Check this post it might help.
stackoverflow.com/questions/64992981/how-to-open-a-file-if-it-matches-the-filename-given-filename-obtained-using-sp

[@Vilen-vi9pe]

How to play songs through voice access

[@iampuzzleman282]

I'm disabled and can't use a mouse or keyboard. You can move the mouse across the page by saying move mouse right and then say stop mouse and then say right click but these commands or kind of delayed and glitchy at times. It's kind of disappointing. Any idea how to improve the responsiveness of these areas? Thank you

[@Nowtrin]

Try rebooting your computer and see if that helps. You can also check this link support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-speech-recognition-commands-9d25ef36-994d-f367-a81a-a326160128c7

[@borntodoit8744]

I think your requirements as a disabled user need a bespoke solution not this standard windows voice solution.
The standard voice solution is designed for able bodied people who can breakout of a workflow and click something.
I suspect you could need a sensor attachment whether eye glasses which read your eye movements or something like a pointer (foot or arm operated).
Rest assured the new versions of ai will add more and more accessibility for people like the disabled.
There is already strong developments which put disabled people on a par with able bodied

[@iampuzzleman282]

@@borntodoit8744 this is absolutely not true. Have you ever use this Device that attaches your eyeglasses to read your eye movements? I'm not sure why you're not taking an interest in voice control of a mouse on a computer which is far better than anything mounting on your head to direct the mouse on a screen. I think your comments are really off base and I doubt you've ever been used disabled assistive tools to use a computer.

[@BenjaminASR999]

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