“The microphone icon will now trigger Search results in response to your queries, which is its most popular use case.” When Google made this change earlier in the year, it was curiously ...

The multi-colored microphone icon next to Lens in the Search bar at the bottom of the Pixel Launcher will no longer open Google Assistant. Instead, it now activates “Voice Search.” ...

On PC: Right-click the sound icon in the Start bar and select “Open Sound settings.” Go to the “Recording” tab and ensure your microphone is selected and enabled.

Locate the Microphone Icon: On the Bing homepage, you will notice a microphone icon in the search bar. Clicking this icon activates the voice search feature [3]. Grant Microphone Access: ...

On the main Google website, click the microphone icon or press Ctrl+Shift+. (that’s the Ctrl key, the Shift key, and a period) to activate voice search. Get a voice assistant for Windows PCs ...

Just tap the microphone icon in the Message field and you're able to speak your request. Tap the circle when you're done, and your speech is transcribed into text for you to submit.

Google Voice Search not working on Windows can be triggered by various issues like a poor network connection, outdated audio drivers, misconfigured microphone settings on Chrome, outdated Chrome ...

You’ll then get two microphone buttons on screen: When you’re ready to speak, tap the first button on the left, and say what you need to say.

Right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar’s right corner and select Troubleshoot sound problems. The troubleshooter will immediately detect any issues you have with your audio device and ...