How to enable "Hello cortana" on your windows 10 desktop

This tutorial is about how to Enable Hello Cortana on your windows 10 desktop

1-Hello cortana is a command to cortana so as to make sure it automatically opens cortana and brings up the speech recognition and ask for help

2-You need to enabled with cortana to get the feature (if now watch the video below on how to do)

3-Then Right click on cortana and then go to Notebook - settings

4-Scroll down in settings so as to see hello cortana so just enable that and then for better results just go ahead and teach your voice to her.

Any problem in doing watch the below video

Check out the video it shows you how to enable the "Hello cortana" on windows 10.

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