Microsoft's AI-powered Copilot for Windows 10 is now available to test
Copilot is rolling out to Windows 10 testers. It’s part of Microsoft’s plans to reinvest in Windows 10 with AI features ahead of a rumored new version of Windows.
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Copilot is rolling out to Windows 10 testers. It’s part of Microsoft’s plans to reinvest in Windows 10 with AI features ahead of a rumored new version of Windows.
Microsoft is rolling out the top feature of Windows 11 as an update for Windows 10, but there are a few things that Copilot testers should keep in mind.
As promised, Microsoft is now rolling out a new Windows 10 Release Preview Build 19045.3757 to those members in the Windows Insider Program. It includes the rollout of the Copilot AI assistant.
Microsoft released Copilot on Windows 11 last month and this month, it is also bringing it to Windows 10 Insiders. In a blog post, the tech giant explains why you need it even if you may not want it.
Here is how to enable Copilot on Windows 10, the operating system that still powers over one billion devices. Copilot is available in a preview update, and you can turn it on using this short guide.