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I would install via command line a new language voice on Windows 10 Text To Speech. Until now on the internet I've found only a manual way that user could perform: But what about if I would automate this process by a Command Line onto Windows 10? I read and I tried a manual procedure that explains that it's possible to run a couple of installers ( Runtime and Package Language), but I think it's not valid for Windows 10. Microsoft Speech Platform - Runtime Languages (Version 11) In details, I tried to install the Runtime and the French package MSSpeech_SR_fr-FR_TELE.msi and MSSpeech_TTS_fr-FR_Hortense.msi but it doesn't work. I believe that those installers are not designed for Windows 10 because nothing will appear in Windows 10 Language Settings and onto the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Microsoft Speech Voices Tokens HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE WOW6432Node Microsoft SPEECH Voices Tokens Just to try, I've manually added Chinese and English language as additional languages (following the first link that I paste in this post) and that language will appear as I expected onto the Windows Registry Keys that I mentioned (and on the system). Using the [Windows PowerShell] () and the following commands is possible to add a new language in the Windows 10: PS C: > $UserLanguageList = New-WinUserLanguageList -Language en-EN PS C: > $UserLanguageList[0].Handwriting = $True PS C: > Set-WinUserLanguageList -LanguageList $UserLanguageList The result will be like this: But how can I run the Download and Installation of the TTS voice? Thanks Cheers.
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PowerShell V4 One-liner: (iwr >index.html` or (iwr >video.mp4 This is basically (thanks for this!) - with just a tiny change in order to make it work in a V4 PowerShell. - which simply uses wget rather than iwr - should still work for V3 (At least, I guess; didn't tested it, though). But when trying to execute it in a V4 PowerShell (as I tried), you'll see PowerShell failing to resolve wget as a valid cmdlet/program. For those interested, that is - as I picked up from in reply to (thanks, man!) - because as of PowerShell V4, wget and curl are aliased to Invoke-WebRequest, set to iwr by default. Thus, wget can not be resolved (as well as curl can not work here).