US EditionMicrosoft Will Install Copilot to Everyone’s PCs From Fall 2025
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When Windows 11 was launched in 2021, this operating system was quite similar to Windows 10 in terms of design and functions, but everything started to change after a while. It was the rise of the AI with ChatGPT that caused the change and in early 2023 Microsoft started adding functions with artificial intelligence to Windows 11 and one of the first was Copilot. While this has received better reviews than Cortana that it replaced, there are peo…
Microsoft to Force Install Copilot on 365 App Users, Whether They Want It or Not, Beginning in October
Image: Microsoft Next month, Microsoft will begin adding its AI-powered Copilot app to all 365 Desktop App users, regardless of whether they want to use it. The rollout is expected to be completed by mid-November and will exclude systems in the European Economic Area (EEA). Copilot will be added and enabled in the start menu. The following is from Microsoft (via Bleeping Computer): “This app provides a centralized entry point for accessing Copi…
Microsoft will install Copilot to everyone’s PCs from fall 2025
Starting in the fall of 2025, Microsoft will automatically install its AI-powered Copilot application on all Microsoft 365 subscriptions for Windows devices that have the desktop client apps. The company aims to make the tool a core part of its productivity suite, though users outside the European Economic Area will have methods to opt out. How the Copilot rollout will work The Copilot application will be installed in the background on Windows d…
Microsoft 365 Copilot app will auto-install on Windows 11
Microsoft’s idea of force including apps with Windows isn’t going away anytime soon. The latest example is the pre-inclusion of the Microsoft 365 Copilot app for users who have the Microsoft 365 desktop apps on their system. The Redmond giant announced the change on the Microsoft 365 Admin portal and will start rolling out the change next month, which is October 2025. So, don’t be surprised if you see a new entry in the Start menu and start wond…
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