How to Disable Custom Voice Access Commands in Windows 11

This article explains disabling or deleting custom command shortcuts using Voice access in Windows 11.

Voice access is a new experience that enables anyone to control their PC and author messages using their voice. With Voice access, users can navigate the Windows interface, open applications, and execute commands, all through spoken commands.

Users can turn on or off Voice access, automatically start it up before signing on, stop it from starting automatically, install additional languages, list and create custom commands, and more.

When you create custom Voice access commands, they are enabled and ready to use. However, these commands can be turned off or disabled when no longer needed.

There could be several reasons why someone might want to turn off or delete custom Voice access commands, such as if a command is no longer needed or is causing confusion or errors when used.

Additionally, turning off or deleting custom commands can help simplify the Voice access interface and make it easier to use. Finally, if Voice access is used by multiple people, turning off or deleting custom commands can help ensure that only the necessary commands are available.

Turn on or off Voice access command shortcuts

As mentioned, users can turn on or off Voice access custom command shortcuts in Windows 11.

Here’s how to do it.

  1. First, turn on Voice access.
  2. Then, open the Voice access commands page.
  3. Select Voice shortcuts on the left pane to show all shortcuts.
Custom command shortcuts for Voice access

Select the custom command shortcuts on the list. Then, toggle the button to the On position to enable the command.

To disable it, toggle the button to the Off position.

Delete custom Voice access command shortcuts

If you want to delete your Voice access custom command shortcuts, use the steps below.

  1. First, turn on Voice access.
  2. Then, open the Voice access commands page.
  3. Select Voice shortcuts on the left pane to show all shortcuts.

Then, select the custom command shortcut you want to delete to expand it.

Custom command shortcuts for Voice access details

On the command shortcut detailed page, click the ‘Delete‘ button to delete the custom command you don’t need.

Custom command shortcuts for Voice access details delete

That should do it!~

Conclusion:

  • Disabling or deleting custom Voice access command shortcuts can help streamline the interface and improve usability
  • By following the provided steps, users can easily manage their custom command shortcuts
  • Share your feedback or any additional tips in the comments section below!

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I turn off custom Voice Access commands in Windows 11?

To turn off custom Voice Access commands, first enable Voice Access, then open the Voice Access commands page and select Voice shortcuts from the left pane. Find your custom command in the list and toggle the button to the Off position to disable it.

Can I delete custom Voice Access commands permanently?

Yes, you can permanently delete custom Voice Access commands in Windows 11. Open Voice Access, go to the Voice Access commands page, select Voice shortcuts, choose the command you want to delete, and click the Delete button on the detailed page.

What is the difference between disabling and deleting Voice Access commands?

Disabling a Voice Access command turns it off but keeps it saved so you can re-enable it later, while deleting permanently removes the command from your system. Choose to disable if you might use the command again, or delete if you no longer need it.

Why would I want to disable Voice Access custom commands?

You might want to disable custom Voice Access commands if they're no longer needed, causing confusion, or triggering errors. Disabling commands also helps simplify the Voice Access interface and ensures only necessary commands are active when multiple people use the same PC.

Where do I find the Voice Access commands page in Windows 11?

After turning on Voice Access in Windows 11, you can access the Voice Access commands page through your accessibility settings. Once there, select Voice shortcuts from the left pane to view and manage all your custom commands.

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