Microsoft has began to roll out the Copilot AI software launched with Windows 11 to Windows 10 computer systems. Windows 10 Insider check variations get first crack at Copilot, in the event that they’re operating a present model of the working system.

Windows 10 Insider testers can now check out the Copilot within the Release Preview Channel. To do that, you have to activate the choice “Get the latest updates as soon as they are available” within the Windows menu Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update, then test for updates after putting in Windows 10 22H2 Build 19045.3757 (KB5032278).

Microsoft will step by step roll out Copilot to all Windows 10 machines over the following few months, together with these with the principle launch variations of Windows 10.

Individual Windows 10 customers will get Copilot first. Microsoft intends to incorporate Copilot within the rollout course of in a later deployment section for centrally managed Windows 10 machines in company or authorities use (Windows 10 Enterprise or Education Version 22H2 and Professional units).

How to start out Microsoft Copilot

As quickly as Copilot is put in, you can begin it by way of the brand new Copilot icon within the Windows 10 taskbar. A chat window will then open in which you’ll sort your requests. You may use Copilot by voice by way of the microphone icon throughout the chat window.

Copilot continues to be topic to some restrictions beneath Windows 10; for instance it doesn’t assist multi-monitor operation. The restrictions are explained here. Unlike Windows 11, Copilot can be not accessible for functions beneath Windows 10.

This article was translated from German to English and initially appeared on pcwelt.de.