This article delves into Microsoft Copilot, an integrated AI assistant in Windows, exploring its features, functionalities, and accessibility. Learn how to use Copilot, understand its difference from Copilot+ PCs, and discover the seamless integration between the Windows app and the web version.
It’s impossible to ignore the rapid rise in the capabilities of artificial intelligence tools in recent months. Microsoft hasn't been shy in stuffing Windows full of AI features: Windows computers now come with a dedicated key for launching Copilot , Microsoft 's AI assistant, which has been integrated into the operating system. We'll guide you through everything you can use Copilot for on your Windows laptop or desktop, and how you can get it up and running.
We'll also explain the difference between Copilot and a Copilot+ PC, which is a label you might have spotted if you've been shopping for a Windows computer lately. Copilot on Windows When it comes to the Copilot assistant inside Windows, it's very similar to the Copilot app on the web. You can jump between the web app and the app in Windows, using the same Microsoft account, and carry on where you left off. Your chat history should also be synced between Windows and the web. There are a number of ways to launch Copilot on Windows. You can launch it from the Start menu like any other program: Just search for it or find it in the main apps list. You might also find WIndows has pinned it to the taskbar. Copilot can also be launched by pressing the Copilot key on your keyboard (two curved rectangles next to each other), if you've got a newer PC with the key included. Copilot gives you some ideas for getting started. Once you're into Copilot, you can sign in with your Microsoft account, and start chatting. You'll see some suggestions for conversation topics: daily news, motivation or meditation tricks, or prompts for a short story, as examples. Just type in the Message Copilot box to get started, or click the microphone icon to the right, if you'd rather talk instead. Bear in mind that your chats are still saved when you quit the app and open it up again (click the clock icon to see your chat history)
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