Post #1750856

? In the Enterprise editions of Windows, you can already uninstall it. Maybe not via group policy, but you can just find it in the Apps > Installed Apps list and right click to uninstall it. On the various home user editions of Windows, this is probably not the case. (I have zero systems running those, so I can't check.) The Enterprise LTSC IoT version of Windows 10 doesn't even *come* with Copilot, nor have any updates for it thus far installed it on any of the systems I administer, either. Apparently only 11 does. What's new here is apparently being able to trigger this via group policy, but for anyone in the here and now you can already **disable** Copilot via group policy as well, even on your local system, even on Windows 11.