https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-10/exclusive-microsoft-plans-to-bring-its-ai-copilot-to-1-billion-windows-10-users
Microsoft began rolling out its new AI assistant for Windows earlier this year with the Windows 11 version 23H2 release, which adds a new Microsoft Copilot button directly to the Taskbar.
Microsoft has been putting its Copilot in front of every user it can, but there's still a large chunk of PC users on the older Windows 10 OS which hasn't seen any of Microsoft's recent AI additions.
That may soon be changing.
It is problematic that so many people are sticking with Windows 10. So Microsoft may have no other choice now thant to put AI into Windows 10 in the form of surprise update. Otherwise people wouldn't be using the AI.
According to my sources, Microsoft is planning to bring the Microsoft Copilot to Windows 10 in an update coming soon. By the end of 2023 or early 2024.
Just like Windows 11, this update to Windows 10 will place a Copilot button directly on the Windows 10 taskbar, which will open the exact same Copilot sidebar experience found on Windows 11. There is no reason for the system to not work on Windows 10 so compatibility reasons are not the reason to not include it.
Not an issue for IoT LTSC users.
theres no update for it?
It doesn't receive feature updates of any kind, it's frozen in version 21H2. It doesn't have that News and Weather shit on the taskbar, or the promotional icons (LGBT shit) in the search bar.
is there anykind of issue for software compatibilty innit
it's starting to get the boot from the newest software, but so far only the latest adobe suite doesn't seem to like it. in regards to hardware, it's scheduler doesn't how to handle intel's efficienct cores properly, which sucks if you have a new cpu.
>it's scheduler doesn't how to handle intel's efficienct cores properly, which sucks if you have a new cpu.
well it concerns only CPUs made after 2020 or so
>it's scheduler doesn't how to handle intel's efficienct cores properly
WHat happens if you use it with these CPUs? Does it malfunction or does it just have worse performance and/or efficiency?
it still works, you just have to assign performance cores manually to heavy applications, otherwise they might run like shit (or not)
As long as it has a modern web browser being supported, most systems are fine, really. For me at least, it was definitely good enough to move from W7
Thank you.
Can confirm this, I use Adobe CC and I have to pick older versions of certain programs. For Adobe XD I actually had to bug support for an installer for an older version since the CC program wasn't offering one, which they did provide (was pleasantly surprised, better customer service than you'd get from most tech companies).
I'm thinking I might get a macbook for my next mobile workstation so I can run the latest Adobe stuff; I really don't want to use mainline windows.
I use my adobe licence on my desktop and mac. The mac with M1 has way better performance than my desktop Windows 10 with 6700k. I will probably never upgrade to 11 or 12 between inefficent cpus and crazy cost to get a decent desktop these days.
Regular Enterprise won't have it either
>IoT LTSC
>IoT Windows
nobody uses this, frick off
autists on bot do, clearly
If Linux is a troon OS then Windows LTSC is a crossdresser. Just be normal and use Windows 11 already.
LTSC doesn't have trans flags on the desktop MShill, imagine using Windows 11 when:
>forced troony propaganda out of nowhere on your desktop
>forced updates that break the explorer every two weeks
>forced Microsoft account on setup
>forced ~~*Secure Boot*~~
>forced DRM and ring 0 rootkits through TPM, some games won't run without TPM activate
>stutters on AM4
>performance issues on AM5 (because of Intel’s estrogen core scheduler)
>50% less performance on NVME SSDs due to forced encryption, plus extra wear on SSDs
>older kino games don’t run
>8GB ram usage on idle because of all the troony propaganda
And the list goes on…
Poorgay cope.
MStroon, jump on the rope.
>Poorgay
>5800x
>3060Ti
My PC is fully compatible with Windows 11 tho.
Meds LTSChizo.
*paid bill gaytes shill detected*
>Just be normal and use Windows 11
I am not gay tho
Does setting your locale to Saudi Arabia get rid of it?
Most certainly.
???
You're a nobody, kys.
Most sane Windows users do.
Windows 11 made me switch to Linux Mint full-time. Thanks, Microsoft. All you had to do was make Windows XP2 and I would've been satisfied. Instead we get this slop.
The 23H2 ADMX package has a template to disable Copilot.
I use Windows Server 2012 R2 and don't have this problem
Why are they updating an os they are abandoning.
AI is something of an opportunity they just cant miss so they updoot Win 10 with this AI, only because so many people are stuck with Win10 and will not update to 11 at least not within a year (their current computers werent compatible with Win11 strict requirements, it needs to be compatible judged by Microsofts own compatibility tool, this is different from actually running Win11 in just about any computer made after the year 2009, it will work but not with Microsofts own methods, it require tweaking which is out of the question for mainstream computer users which is the majority)
What about they bring the fricking Explorer tabs to Win10 instead, hmm? Or that native Android implementation system? Instead of this useless shit.
Windows 7 will have to be brought back
I don't want to have to install iot ltsc, it's so much fricking work. I have a ton of software and shit. Fricking windows. I hope it remains a "plan" and nothing more.
The way companies do their limited rollouts and AB testing has been getting more and more janky the past year. I don't know if it's the result of firings leading to products being developed by a skeleton crew or what.
Like I got an update to 11 that added the Copilot button to the taskbar, but it didn't work - it just launched the Edge browser instead of opening the the copilot sidebar thing. I googled and apparently that was happening to people in regions where Copilot wasn't supposed to be rolled out yet. "So why not just not add the Copilot button for those regions?" I thought. And then apparently Microsoft realized this too, because two weeks later there was another update that removed the button again.
It's not just Windows that stuff like that's happening to either though, at least three other products (two of them paid subscription services) have displayed weird buggy behaviour around partial product rollouts for me in the past year. If companies are gonna do constant AB testing and staged releases they need to put more effort into not fricking it up.
>Nobody took Win11 pill
Except, y'know, 30% of gamers, who were the first and hardest to be affected by the VBS stuff.