Copilot is available for eligible Windows 10 devices

Microsoft has announced that it is starting to roll out Copilot in preview mode to eligible Windows 10 Home and Pro devices running version 22H2. Copilot, a remote assistance tool, is designed to offer collaborations between users, enabling them to share screens, and troubleshoot issues. Eligible non-managed devices will have access to Copilot in Windows for preview, and devices managed by organizations will be included in a later roll-out phase, which will give administrators greater control. Microsoft plans to introduce the tool in markets globally and the preview rollout will occur in phases over several months using Controlled Feature Rollout (CFR) technology. Devices must have over 4GB RAM and a display adaptor that supports a 720p resolution to qualify for the service. If Microsoft detects any device issues such as incompatibility with an application, it will put a hold on the Copilot service until the problem is resolved.

If your organization is considering deploying Copilot on Windows in the future, the preview rollout will help evaluate and extend the experience to any employees still using Windows 10 devices. The post Copilot is available for eligible Windows 10 devices appeared first on M365 Admin.