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Co-pilot tries to infect W10 too. Showed up on my taskbar the other day and I nearly shit. Just because it's off your taskbar, doesn't mean it isn't running processes. W10 is on life support at this point.
There are registry keys you can use to completely disable Copilot.
on windows 11 the story is different its a dependency of file explorer
Copilot as well? I thought it was that recall thing that was part of explorer
Oops I got copilot confused sorry
Thought I'd missed something, TY. Just give it time and they will integrate it if enough of us keep removing it
Ngl I Don't want Microsoft to use my personal images and train them on ai I donno if they do that