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The thread discusses how to disable the shortcut that opens the speech recognition setup feature in Windows when playing games. The original poster seeks a solution to prevent accidental activation, and one contributor suggests disabling all related hotkeys via the Group Policy Editor by enabling the "Turn off Windows key hotkeys" setting. The overall tone is helpful, providing practical guidance to stop unintentional speech recognition prompts during gameplay.
The thread discusses how to disable the shortcut that opens the speech recognition setup feature in Windows when playing games. The original poster seeks a solution to prevent accidental activation, and one contributor suggests disabling all related hotkeys via the Group Policy Editor by enabling the "Turn off Windows key hotkeys" setting. The overall tone is helpful, providing practical guidance to stop unintentional speech recognition prompts during gameplay.
Solution
Or you can disable all keyboard shortcuts in group policy editor:
Enter "gpedit" in the programs search box and run it.
Navigate to User Configuration, Administrative Templates, Windows Components, File Explorer.
In the right hand pane click on the "setting" tile to get them in alphabetical order
Navigate to "Turn off Windows key hotkeys"
Double click on it and select the "enabled" button.
Enter "gpedit" in the programs search box and run it.
Navigate to User Configuration, Administrative Templates, Windows Components, File Explorer.
In the right hand pane click on the "setting" tile to get them in alphabetical order
Navigate to "Turn off Windows key hotkeys"
Double click on it and select the "enabled" button.
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Or you can disable all keyboard shortcuts in group policy editor:
Enter "gpedit" in the programs search box and run it.
Navigate to User Configuration, Administrative Templates, Windows Components, File Explorer.
In the right hand pane click on the "setting" tile to get them in alphabetical order
Navigate to "Turn off Windows key hotkeys"
Double click on it and select the "enabled" button.
Enter "gpedit" in the programs search box and run it.
Navigate to User Configuration, Administrative Templates, Windows Components, File Explorer.
In the right hand pane click on the "setting" tile to get them in alphabetical order
Navigate to "Turn off Windows key hotkeys"
Double click on it and select the "enabled" button.