For one reason or other, I set up a new Windows computer about once a 
year. My setup experience varies. Sometimes I get the speech guided 
setup, where the computer talks to you and walks you through the 
process. Sometimes I get silence, so I start Narrator myself and do the 
setup. Occasionally, I turn on the computer, and Narrator speaks to me 
without my having to do anything.


I don't think I've ever gone through the entire process using the speech 
guided set up. At some point or other, Microsoft doesn't understand me, 
or an option I select isn't recognized, so I have to turn on Narrator 
and turn off the spoken setup to finish.



On 11/15/2019 10:29 PM, Bill Pasco wrote:
> That is interesting as I bought a brand new Spectre Folio laptop in 
> July, and it did not talk like that. I was able to start narrator and 
> take care of everything, but it did not come up talking out of the box.
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