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A default installation of Windows 11 includes dozens of Microsoft apps. Which ones are worth keeping, and which ones should you uninstall?
Which Windows 11 Pre-Installed Microsoft Apps You Remove on Every New Install?
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- Mar 1, 2024
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If you use O&O ShutUp10++ Copilot will be disabled by default.I have all three installed and no signs of Copilot.
Well, one less thing I have to disable...
- Aug 12, 2015
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I don't use any programs for blocking telemetry, just what Windows offers me in the settings.
- May 26, 2014
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This sounds really good, any link you recommend that shows how to do this?
- Jul 2, 2014
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You wouldn't need those extensions if you are using a good media player like PotPlayer or an image viewer like FastStone/noMacs
- Jul 2, 2014
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Click Start->Type "installed apps" and check if you have Microsoft CoPilot and Windows CoPilot MSIX pack over there.I have all three installed and no signs of Copilot.
Well, one less thing I have to disable...
Have you disabled the icon on taskbar? Right click on taskbar->taskbar settings->check if you have CoPilot in Windows (preview).
Do you have the latest 23H2 version of Windows 11?
- Apr 24, 2016
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As far as I know, there is no CoPilot in the EU:
www.techcentral.ie
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Breaking news: Microsoft abandons ChatGPT in EU after AI recommendation
[German]Microsoft's plans to roll out its AI solution Copilot worldwide with its products do not seem to be working out very well at the end of the day. Following extreme headwinds in US congress and in the EU, I understand that Redmond has decided to postpone the rollout of Microsoft Copilot...
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Microsoft Copilot not likely to make European consumer debut before March - TechCentral.ie
CES saw a range of new PCs enter the market with a dedicated key for Copilot. However consumers in the EU won’t be getting the benefits of Microsoft’s helper AI European Union (EU) was excluded for now because of the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The EU added Microsoft Windows along with 22 other...
www.techcentral.ie
Windows Copilot is not available the EU due to Digital Markets Act but there's a workaround
Last night, Microsoft released Windows Copilot with the Moment 4 update. The feature is now available to everyone except users in the EU due to the Digital Markets Act but there is a way to use it.
www.neowin.net
- Aug 12, 2015
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No signs in installed apps and in task bar settings either.
Oh, that's why! It's not that I want it, but seeing everyone saying they have to disable it, I asked myself if there's something wrong with my Windows installation. LOLAs far as I know, there is no CoPilot in the EU:
Breaking news: Microsoft abandons ChatGPT in EU after AI recommendation
[German]Microsoft's plans to roll out its AI solution Copilot worldwide with its products do not seem to be working out very well at the end of the day. Following extreme headwinds in US congress and in the EU, I understand that Redmond has decided to postpone the rollout of Microsoft Copilot...borncity.comMicrosoft Copilot not likely to make European consumer debut before March - TechCentral.ie
CES saw a range of new PCs enter the market with a dedicated key for Copilot. However consumers in the EU won’t be getting the benefits of Microsoft’s helper AI European Union (EU) was excluded for now because of the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The EU added Microsoft Windows along with 22 other...Windows Copilot is not available the EU due to Digital Markets Act but there's a workaround
Last night, Microsoft released Windows Copilot with the Moment 4 update. The feature is now available to everyone except users in the EU due to the Digital Markets Act but there is a way to use it.
- May 3, 2015
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I currently use VLC and FastStone Image Viewer. I used to remove those extensions, but I realized that sometimes an image or video wouldn't open because of a missing extension. So, I started keeping the extensions just in case. However, I can always re-download them if needed.
In my system, I still have three manufacturers' apps installed - Intel Graphic Command Center, Realtek Audio, and Dolby. I don't actually use these apps and rely on Windows settings instead. Should I remove these apps?
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