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"Server busy" error from Windows 7 speech recognition?
2014/03/28
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- Problem: We see this error frequently, on various LRC PCs, when logging in.
- Root cause: It looks like this is a speech recognition related error on the LRC PCs. Now that I am testing speech recognition on my office PC, I am seeing this error there also when starting speech recognition (together with a slowdown – not sure what is cause and effect there).
- Workaround: Not auto starting Windows 7 speech recognition, but having users launch it form the desktop when needed, should alleviate this problem.
- Resolution: Still investigating.
Categories: e-languages, Glitches&Errors
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