Good news for Windows users, Microsoft Copilot to be available on more devices

Microsoft’s native chatbot, Copilot, has largely been a success and is witnessing increased integration into more and more products, including Microsoft Office and Microsoft Advertising.

Now, to reach more users, Microsoft is rolling out Copilot on additional eligible Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices.

The Microsoft’s official announcement reads,

Starting today, Copilot in Windows (in preview)* begins to roll out to more Windows 11 and Windows 10 devices. In addition, starting this week, you can access up to 10 Copilot requests before signing in with a Microsoft account or Microsoft Entra ID

So, in addition to more devices getting Copilot, sign-in requirements have also been relaxed. You now enjoy up to 10 requests!

This is in line with Microsoft’s plan for a gradual rollout to ensure seamless delivery and minimal hassles at the user’s end!

As per Microsoft, Copilot will be enabled by default on Windows 11, 23H2, but disabled on Windows 11, 22H2.

The latest Microsoft Copilot rollout began on 21 Mar’24 for Windows 11. As for Windows 10, it’s set to start by March end for PCs that are not managed by an organization. The Copilot rollout will continue until May for both iterations!

As soon as your device receives Microsoft’s chatbot, a new Copilot (preview) entry will appear under the Taskbar settings.

Micorosft is confident of the long-term success of Copilot, primarily because of its extensive integration. Soon, users will rely on Copilot in all Microsoft products for every task, whether trivial or intricate!

However, some are still disappointed with Copilot because it doesn’t generate accurate responses or is too slow. So, Microsoft will have to work on that for Copilot to achieve mass adoption.

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