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CTOnews.com August 4 news, Microsoft yesterday began to invite Beta channel Windows Insider project members to test Windows Copilot functionality in the Win11 preview.

Users only need to click the new button (or WIN + C) on the taskbar to start Windows Copilot. Windows Copilot will log in using either a Microsoft account or an Azure Active Directory account.

Windows Copilot will appear as docked in the sidebar on the right, will not overlap with desktop content, and will run separately next to the open application window, where users can interact with Windows Copilot at any time.

The Windows Copilot feature is currently relatively "crude" and does not even support third-party plug-ins. CTOnews.com previously reported that Microsoft said in the Win11 23493 preview that it can currently perform the following tasks:

"switch to dark mode."

"do not disturb when it is turned on."

"Screenshot."

"summarize this site." (activities tab in Microsoft Edge)

"write a story about dogs living on the moon."

"take a picture of a tranquil koi pond and sleeping lotus leaves."

According to the new screenshot found by Windows enthusiast Xeno, Windows Copilot will soon support the following features:

Call accessibility: allows users to access accessibility features of Windows 11 through Windows Copilot.

Clock service: countdown can be set through Windows Copilot, etc.

Troubleshooting: Windows Copilot will be able to solve your common PC problems.

Task Manager service: Copilot may be able to end and start the service, but it is not entirely certain at this time.

Launch applications: you can use Copilot to start installed applications.

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