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The article provides 31 essential tips and tricks for Windows 11 users, covering customization, AI assistance with Copilot, multitasking with virtual desktops, improved file management, and new features like widgets, snap layouts, and security enhancements to maximize productivity and user experience.
Microsoft is rolling out advanced Copilot AI features to all Windows 11 PCs, including voice commands, screen viewing assistance, and action automation, aiming to enhance user interaction and encourage broader adoption of AI tools across devices.
Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant is now integrated into Samsung’s 2025 lineup of TVs and smart monitors, offering features like movie suggestions, episode recaps, and general questions through a friendly, animated presence that can be accessed via voice or remote control. The AI can personalize experiences when signed in and is available on various Samsung models, with plans to expand to LG TVs.
Microsoft Excel is testing a new AI-powered feature called Copilot that can automatically fill and analyze spreadsheet cells using natural language prompts, powered by OpenAI's GPT-4.1-mini model. The feature allows users to classify, summarize, and generate text within spreadsheets, with privacy assurances and some limitations. It is currently available in beta for Windows and Mac users with a Microsoft 365 Copilot license.
Microsoft 365 Personal and Family plans will soon see a price increase in several regions due to the integration of Copilot AI features into applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. These AI enhancements aim to improve content creation and data analysis, but they come at a higher cost for subscribers in countries such as Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore. However, a Microsoft 365 Classic option will be available for those who prefer not to use AI features, maintaining current pricing levels.
Microsoft and Nvidia are collaborating to enable the Copilot AI assistant to utilize Nvidia's RTX GPUs, enhancing the performance of generative AI applications on Windows PCs. This partnership aims to expand the range of AI workloads processed locally on PCs, leveraging the widespread presence of RTX GPUs. The move is part of a broader industry trend towards AI PCs, with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm also introducing new processors with integrated neural processing units (NPUs) for AI tasks.
Microsoft announced that its Copilot AI technology is coming to PC and Xbox games, starting with Minecraft, where it can assist players with crafting items. A poll is being conducted to gauge interest in using Copilot AI in Xbox games, with nearly 3000 responses so far. More details on Microsoft's AI plans are expected at the upcoming Xbox Games Showcase.
Microsoft has confirmed a digital event on March 21, 2024, where it will unveil news about Copilot AI, Windows, and Surface hardware, potentially including the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite chips. The event aims to advance the new era of work with Copilot AI and scale AI in the environment.
Microsoft has unveiled its plans for Apple's new visionOS platform, Vision Pro, which will include Microsoft Teams, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, and Loop apps with AI-powered Copilot features. Teams on Vision Pro will utilize Apple's Persona feature, while PowerPoint will offer a custom Immersive Environment for practicing presentations. Excel will enable multitasking and data visualization on the infinite canvas, and Word will feature Immersive Environments and a focus mode. These apps will be available on Vision Pro from day one, while only Keynote from Apple's iWork apps will have a native Vision Pro app initially.
Microsoft has introduced the Copilot AI to Windows 10 with the latest patch, although it is currently only available to a limited audience. The AI assistant appears as an icon on the taskbar, but some users may not see it if they have moved their taskbar to the side of the screen. Microsoft is working on resolving this issue. Copilot is currently a basic version of the Bing chatbot and can manipulate some Windows settings, with more functionality to be added in the future.
Windows 10 users can now test Microsoft's Copilot AI, an artificial intelligence software designed to assist users in troubleshooting and resolving technical issues.
Microsoft has released the 2023 update for Windows 11, which includes the expansion of its Copilot AI feature to more users.
Microsoft is planning a substantial system redesign for Windows 12 to create a more AI-centric user experience, with the possibility of replacing the Start button with the Copilot AI. The Copilot AI, currently available as a preview version in Windows 11, is expected to become the orchestrator of all app experiences, allowing users to navigate applications, learn, query, and create. Microsoft aims to be at the forefront of the AI movement by integrating extensive software support in its flagship product, and with better hardware support, AI interactions on Windows 12 should be smoother.