Last week Microsoft finally released the KB5030310, aka the Moment 4 update to the users. While it comes with a host of new features, it looks like the Moment 4 update is breaking Wallpaper Engine.
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Copilot promises to make everyone a power user but if you are one of those who doesn't want additional services from Microsoft then you can easily disable Windows Copilot on your Windows 11 device.
Microsoft quietly updated its Dev Channel blog post from June 29, confirming that the new Windows Copilot generative AI feature is now available for all users of that Dev Channe build.
Last week Microsoft finally rolled out Copilot for Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel. We took the new Bing powered AI out for a test drive to see how well it works in the real world.
Microsoft released Windows Copilot Preview last night to Dev users but the feature was not enabled for everyone. You can now follow a couple of simple steps to force enable the feature on your system.
Good news for those eagerly waiting to get their hands on Windows Copilot: the feature Microsoft announced at Build earlier this year is now available for testing in the latest Windows 11 Dev build.
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