A buggy Windows 11 update from Microsoft has a silver lining for those who aren't keen on the operating system's Copilot assistant. When installed, the software patch will remove the AI app on at ...

The new Copilot app is still just a website. (Image credit: Windows Central) It's an odd choice for Microsoft to highlight this new Copilot app as being native to Windows, when the majority of it ...

The Copilot key is configured as default to launch Microsoft’s Copilot app on Windows 11, but the company is now testing the ability to use it to launch other apps instead.

Microsoft’s Copilot app is currently being rolled out via Windows 11 Insider across all channels. For reference, the new Copilot app has version number 1.25023.101.0.

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update introduces Copilot Vision, AI agents, and creative tools, enhancing productivity and ...

On Windows 11, if you don't have a use for the Copilot key on the keyboard, you can change it to launch other apps, and in this guide, I will explain how to complete this process.

Microsoft has officially released a big redesign of its Copilot app for Windows 11 and Windows 10. This update brings a fully native version of the app, which no longer depends on Microsoft Edge ...

Microsoft has begun pushing out a new version of its generative AI (genAI) Copilot application to users testing new builds of Windows 11. The app has an updated interface with a panel on the right ...

However, as well as debuting in the release version of Windows 11, the Copilot app has suddenly jumped into Windows 10, as well (courtesy of the KB5040442 update for the former, and KB5040427 for ...

Copilot has made it into Windows 11 (and even, to a more limited extent, the aging Windows 10) as a native app, and then a wrapper around a web app, and soon as a native app again. But this month ...