Windows it is the operating system that many of us have tried at least once in our lives on our PCs and notebooks. Microsoft has released Windows 11 as its flagship product for a few years now, but there are many who still use Windows 10.
Precisely regarding Windows 10, some important news arrives from Microsoft, which closely concerns Copilot. This is the AI-based assistant that Microsoft has recently integrated on Windows 11.
The novelty consists in the possibility of try it officially Copilot on Windows 10. So far, in fact, this has been possible by downloading one of the most recent Insider builds of Windows. Now Microsoft has decided to release a optional software update to enable Copilot also on Windows 10.
Copilot on Windows 10 would be officially integrated into the build KB5032278 of the software. This means that to get it you will need to go to Windows Update and check if the update for this version we have just mentioned is available.
How Copilot works on Windows 10 will be exactly similar to what happens with Windows 11, with the tool that will be accessible via the sidebar located on the right of the graphic interface. Microsoft also clarified that Copilot on Windows 10 will only be usable by those who have the version Home And Pro of the software, and therefore not to those who own a version of Windows 10 for businesses.
The news is currently aimed at one limited circle of users. This means that even after doing the optional update we mentioned above, it might Copilot is not immediately available. However, Microsoft has promised that its distribution will be expanded over time.
