How to Adjust Copilot’s Read Aloud Voice Speed on Windows 11
Copilot is an AI assistant built into Windows 11. It helps you change settings and answer questions using simple talk. Sometimes, Copilot reads its answers out loud. If it talks too fast or too slow, you can change the speed.
Why adjust the speed? You might want it to go slower to understand better or faster to save time.
What happens when done? Copilot will remember your preference and always speak at your chosen speed.
For computers that have Copilot added, a new Copilot button will appear on the Taskbar. will appear. You can also open it by pressing the Windows key + C. Copilot now works like a regular app, meaning it can be moved or resized like any other window pinned to the taskbar.
By default, Copilot will read its responses aloud voice-typing-to-talk-to-your-pc-in-windows-11/" class="sal-link" rel="noopener" target="_blank" data-sal-id="12076">voice chat with Copilot is enabled. Follow these steps to change the voice speed.
How to change the Read Aloud speed
- First, open the Copilot app open the Copilot app.
- Click the profile picture or icon at the top right corner of the window.

- In the menu that appears, click Settings.
- Click on the Voice option.

- Look for the Voice speed slider. Move it left to make the voice slower or right to make it faster.
- Click the Save button to keep your changes.

Summary
Copilot makes using your computer easier by answering questions and helping with tasks. If the “Read Aloud” feature talks at a speed that is hard to follow, you can fix it quickly. Simply go to the settings menu inside the Copilot app to adjust the voice speed slider. This makes your AI experience more comfortable and personal.
Reference: Microsoft.com
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