Tips & Tricks Funny Notepad Trick To Check Your Pc Male/female.

[Crash_King]

Just Follow The Below Simple Steps and you have your Answer.


Open Notepad and paste the following Codes.

CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice").Speak"i love you"

Save the file as gender.vbs

Now, Open the Save File and it shows as the following Image

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You are Done.

Now just double click to open it after saving and you will hear a voice saying that I Love You.

If you hear a male voice you got male PC

and

if you hear a Female voice you got a Female One.


SHARE WITH ME WHAT IS YOUR PC MALE OR FEMALE

 

[Phoenix Viper]

Male

 

[Crash_King]

my female

 

[Phoenix Viper]

my female

 

[rpgamer]

Female

 

[IGI30]

Hehe Male

 

[magengar]

gay

(snap! snap!)

 

[Crash_King]

good

gay

(snap! snap!)

 

[sakib]

lol its gud but let me tell you all my brothers from the beginning of vista its default and only English female voice that we called "Windows Anna" based on Speech Application Programming Interface build for ease of access tool to help the visual impaired. and we can change the voice by changing the pitch in settinggs.

 

[magengar]

lol its gud but let me tell you all my brothers from the beginning of vista its default and only English female voice that we called "Windows Anna" based on Speech Application Programming Interface build for ease of access tool to help the visual impaired. and we can change the voice by changing the pitch in settinggs.

If I remember correctly, the pitch used to be adjustable even as far back as Win98SE(?)
(it's been yEEEars since I've used 98SE. lmao)

And, of course, XP's Narrator (Microsoft Sam) can adjust the speed and pitch of the voice.
I've never messed with it, but sometimes I get curious about hacking it- perhaps adding
other additional character speech engines into the setup, just for the fun of it.

And if you wanna have more fun with the code, you can edit it in Notepad
and change the phrase to make the speech engine say anything you want it to say...

CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice").Speak"your mom is so ugly she makes onions cry"

...save the file again, this time as whatever.vbs so that you can play with it later on.

Now to have some fun:
you'll need a stereo Y chord with one end having the 1/4-inch stereo jack
plugged into your headphone output... and the Y end should be stereo RCA jacks plugged
into your home stereo system or theater system cranked at full volume.....

Save the Whatever.vbs file to your desktop and keep your mouse close by it........

...Now when your friends come over to visit and they're not looking, quickly grab your mouse
and double-click Whatever.vbs to make your computer speak,
your friends will freak out at the sound of the loud voice coming from out of nowhere!

 

[sakib]

If I remember correctly, the pitch used to be adjustable even as far back as Win98SE(?)
(it's been yEEEars since I've used 98SE. lmao)

And, of course, XP's Narrator (Microsoft Sam) can adjust the speed and pitch of the voice.
I've never messed with it, but sometimes I get curious about hacking it- perhaps adding
other additional character speech engines into the setup, just for the fun of it.

And if you wanna have more fun with the code, you can edit it in Notepad
and change the phrase to make the speech engine say anything you want it to say...

CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice").Speak"your mom is so ugly she makes onions cry"

...save the file again, this time as whatever.vbs so that you can play with it later on.

Now to have some fun:
you'll need a stereo Y chord with one end having the 1/4-inch stereo jack
plugged into your headphone output... and the Y end should be stereo RCA jacks plugged
into your home stereo system or theater system cranked at full volume.....

Save the Whatever.vbs file to your desktop and keep your mouse close by it........

...Now when your friends come over to visit and they're not looking, quickly grab your mouse
and double-click Whatever.vbs to make your computer speak,
your friends will freak out at the sound of the loud voice coming from out of nowhere!

but i didn't said that pitch was not adjustable brother

 

[magengar]

My bad, I should've read your article thoroughly.

 

[magengar]

@Crash_king .... I was replying to @sakib 's comment of "but i didn't said that pitch was not adjustable brother"

but I forgot to quote him.
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off topic,

page problem:
What happened to the Edit link? ...I can't edit my comment after it gets posted. ...The edit link is gone?
It was located down below, next to the username, Date - Time area.

 

[3144ghost]

mine is a MALE

 

[SHIVAM SHARMA]

mine is male

 

[IGI30]

I'm creating a program to do same work. Will post soon.
And yes you can change pitch in that program.

Program on the way . . .

 

[Uncle Mac]

heh mine is female.

 

[Zatria Dac]

MALE

 

[pc_gamer]

hey!!!!! FEMALE

 

[Uncle Mac]

Heh, I did this trick on a second laptop I now own, it too is female. So I now have two female laptops.