Copilot experience Archives

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December 20, 2025

Copilot on Windows: New text editing feature begins rolling out to Windows Insiders

The Microsoft Copilot app on Windows is receiving an update that enhances user experience and productivity, introducing features like Copilot Actions for Text Editing. This feature allows users to rewrite, refine, or edit text during Copilot Vision sessions, facilitating real-time collaboration. Users can initiate a Vision session by clicking the glasses icon in the chat bar and selecting the document or application to share. During the session, users can give commands such as “rewrite this to be more formal,” prompting Copilot to suggest edits. The feature is opt-in and requires users to enable it in the Copilot App settings. The update (version 1.25121.60.0 and higher) is being rolled out across all Insider Channels via the Microsoft Store, and users must be on Windows version 26200.6899 or later to access it. Availability may vary for users globally.

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December 1, 2025

As Windows 11 turns into an AI OS, Microsoft Copilot boss does not understand how AI is underwhelming

Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft's AI CEO, noted user frustration with the aggressive integration of AI into Windows 11, despite the company's efforts to enhance user experience with features like Copilot, which operates on models similar to ChatGPT. Windows 11 includes various AI functionalities, such as Copilot Voice and Copilot Vision, and aims to transform the OS into an "agentic OS" with features like Copilot Actions in Microsoft Edge. Users have expressed dissatisfaction with AI being present in applications like Notepad and File Explorer, perceiving it as intrusive rather than beneficial. Microsoft 365 applications have also integrated Copilot functionalities, but concerns about safety and privacy persist. User feedback indicates a desire for more thoughtful AI integration, as many feel that AI is being applied to problems that do not exist, leading to stress and uncertainty regarding the operating system's control.

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November 24, 2025

Microsoft will soon let you say goodbye to Copilot — just not in the way you hoped

Microsoft is integrating artificial intelligence into Windows 11 with significant updates, including a new AI agent named Copilot Actions designed to assist users and enhance productivity. The update features a "Hey Copilot" wake word for activating Copilot Vision mode, allowing for a hands-free experience. A semantic farewell phrase will enable users to conclude voice sessions seamlessly. The Copilot Vision feature is currently in preview and is expected to roll out more broadly next month. However, a retracted advertisement revealed challenges with Copilot's performance, indicating the need for further refinement of the AI's capabilities.

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November 19, 2025

Windows 11’s November Insider update brings new features and reveals a new version

Microsoft has unveiled several preview builds for Windows 11 in November 2025, including versions 25H2 and 26H1. The notable updates include: - Windows 11 build 26220.7070 introduces a redesigned Widgets board with a new "Discover" section, improved navigation, and alert badges on icons. - The Quick Machine Recovery feature now scans for fixes only once and offers alternative recovery options if no solution is found. - Smart App Control can now be toggled on or off without reinstalling Windows 11. - New widget options have been added to the Lock Screen settings, allowing customization of displayed widgets. - A drag tray feature in the Canary Channel simplifies file sharing from File Explorer or the desktop. - Build 28000 in the Canary Channel is the first preview of Windows 11 version 26H1, focusing on compatibility with newer hardware. - New agentic AI components are being integrated into Windows 11, allowing applications like Copilot to automate tasks. - Haptic feedback capabilities have been introduced for digital pen users. - The Narrator and Magnifier features now use high-definition voices for improved clarity and support structured math reading in Word.

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November 1, 2025

Announcing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7051 (Dev & Beta Channels)

Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7051 (KB5067115) has been released to the Dev and Beta Channels. Insiders in the Dev Channel can switch to the Beta Channel while both channels receive the same 25H2-based updates. The update introduces the Ask Copilot feature in the taskbar, allowing users to interact with their PC using text or voice commands. The full screen experience (FSE) is now available on more Windows 11 handheld devices, designed for console-style navigation. A preview of shared audio is being rolled out, enabling two users to share audio from connected devices. The update also includes improvements to Prism, enhancing compatibility for 64-bit x86 applications. Various fixes have been implemented, including issues with USB devices, the Start menu, File Explorer, lock and login screens, and Settings. Known issues include problems with the Start menu and system tray for some users. Features are rolled out gradually, and feedback is encouraged through the Feedback Hub.

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October 29, 2025

Copilot on Windows: Vision with text input begins rolling out to Windows Insiders

The Microsoft Copilot app on Windows has been updated to include a new feature that allows users to interact with Copilot Vision through text, in addition to voice. Users can share any app or screen, enabling Copilot to analyze and respond to queries in text format within the same chat window. To use this feature, users need to click the glasses icon, toggle off the ‘Start with voice’ setting, and select the app or screen to share. The update is identified as version 1.25103.107 and higher, and is being rolled out across all Insider Channels via the Microsoft Store. Some functionalities, like visual highlights, are not yet supported in this release. Users can provide feedback through the Copilot app.

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October 23, 2025

How To Get Rid Of Microsoft Copilot On Windows 11

Microsoft has developed in-house AI models to improve user interaction with PCs through text and voice commands, featuring a Copilot that can perform actions on behalf of users. However, some Windows PC users are hesitant to adopt this AI-driven environment and prefer to maintain control over their interactions with AI. Microsoft has adjusted its AI features in response to past challenges, including privacy concerns that delayed the launch of its Recall feature. For users who wish to disable the Microsoft Copilot experience in Windows 11, they can follow specific steps in the Settings menu and the registry editor. Additionally, users can uninstall Copilot via the Start Menu or use PowerToys to remap the Copilot button.

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October 14, 2025

Copilot on Windows: Settings support begins rolling out to Windows Insiders

The Microsoft Copilot app on Windows is receiving an update (version 1.25095.161 and higher) that includes a feature called Direct Settings Access, allowing users to receive direct links to relevant Windows Settings pages when asking questions about their PC settings. This update is being rolled out gradually across all Insider Channels via the Microsoft Store. Users are encouraged to provide feedback through the Copilot app.

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October 14, 2025

Copilot on Windows 11 Getting Settings Support in Preview

Microsoft has updated the Copilot app to include direct access to Windows 11 Settings, allowing users to ask questions about specific settings and be directed to the relevant settings page. This feature is currently available to participants in the Windows Insider Program, with a broader rollout expected by the end of 2025. Users need to have Copilot app version 1.25095.161 or newer to access these capabilities.

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October 10, 2025

Copilot on Windows: Connectors, and Document Creation begin rolling out to Windows Insiders

Microsoft has rolled out an update for the Copilot app on Windows, introducing several enhancements. The new version allows users to connect with personal services such as OneDrive, Outlook, Google Drive, Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts, enabling natural language search across these accounts. Users can link both Microsoft and third-party accounts through the Settings page in the Copilot app. Additionally, the updated Copilot app enables users to create and export content in various file formats, including Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PDFs, and PowerPoint presentations, directly from their session. The update is version 1.25095.161.0 and higher, being gradually rolled out across all Insider Channels via the Microsoft Store. Users are encouraged to provide feedback through the app.