NaturalVoiceSAPIAdapter

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See the wiki pages for some more technical information. System Requirements Minimum tested platform: Windows XP SP3, and Windows XP Professional x64 Edition SP2 (32-bit only). Minimum platform that supports local Narrator voices: Windows 7 RTM, x86 32/64-bit. Minimum platform that supports installing Narrator voices via Microsoft Store: Windows 10, build 17763. How can I install Narrator natural voices on Windows 11? It's no longer recommended to install Narrator natural voices on Windows 11 if you want

to use this program, because the latest version of those voices stopped working with this program. It's recommended to download and use the last working version of the voices instead. If Narrator stops working when this program is installed, try uninstalling all Narrator voice packs as a temporary workaround. Can I use the Narrator natural voices from Windows 11? **Windows XP/Vista**: Unfortunately local Narrator voices are not supported on those platforms. But online voices, including Edge and Azure voices

, still work. **Windows 10 (build 17763 or above)**: You can choose and install Windows 11 Narrator voices using these links. **Windows 7/8/10 (before build 17763)**: 1. Download the MSIX file of the voice from here. Prepare a folder to store the voice folders. Make sure its path contains no non-ASCII character. Unzip the MSIX file (as if it were a ZIP file) to its sub folder. You can have multiple voice sub folders in the same parent

folder. Make sure the sub folder's name contains no non-ASCII character. Set the parent folder as "Local voice path" in the installer. Do not put things other than voice sub folders inside this parent folder, or voice loading may fail. Windows 10's Narrator doesn't support natural voices directly, but it does support SAPI 5 voices. So you can make Windows 11 Narrator voices work on Windows 10 via this engine. Will it work on future versions of Windows? This

engine uses some encryption keys extracted from system files to use the voices, so it's more like a hack than a proper solution. As for now, Microsoft hasn't yet allowed third-party apps to use the Narrator/Edge voices, and this can stop working at any time, for example, after a system update. Download the zip file from the Releases section. Make sure not to move, rename or delete the files after installation. If you want to move/delete the

files, you should uninstall it first. It will tell you if the 32-bit version and the 64-bit version have been installed, in the "Installation Status" section. Choose what kinds of voices you want to use. By default, local Narrator voices (if supported) and Microsoft Edge Read Aloud online voices are enabled. Close the Installer window to apply the changes. You can open the Installer again when you want to change something, and changing the settings doesn't require reinstallation

or administrator's permission. Or, you can use to register the DLL files manually. For advanced users, here's a list of