Microsoft admits and fixes the problem that Win11 voice input cannot be used

CTOnews.com Sept. 14, Microsoft Windows 11 has a built-in voice recognition service that allows users to enter text using voice. For some reason, customers have recently encountered a variety of voice input problems in Microsoft's latest Windows 11 operating system. After clicking Win + H (the special key to initiate voice input), Windows 11 displays a "problem" notification, preventing the customer from using voice input text.

Microsoft quickly acknowledged and solved the problem. The company posted a new message on its Windows Health Dashboard website indicating that server-side changes have resolved the problem. All affected customers can now use Win + H shortcuts or other methods to access voice input in Windows 11.

Microsoft said that only the Windows 11 21H2 client version was included on the affected platform, and that no user action was required to fix the bug Bug.

CTOnews.com learned that there are still some known bugs in Windows 11, Bug, that Microsoft is waiting to fix. For example, a XPS document that contains non-English characters cannot be opened, and there is a problem that causes the computer to boot into Secure Boot DBX recovery after installing the BitLocker update.