Launch any app, or bring back the right ctrl key. If you bought a Windows computer in the past couple years, there's a good chance that it a "Copilot" key where the right ctrl key used to be. But what ...

When Microsoft announced that most new keyboards for Windows PCs would feature a dedicated Copilot key, a lot of people remained unconvinced that it was a good idea to add a key for a single feature ...

Right or wrong, Microsoft thinks that one of the big reasons to upgrade to a new Copilot Plus PC is a dedicated key to launch its new AI assistant. Smash that button where trusty right ctrl used to be ...

If you cannot find the recently introduced option to remap the Copilot key in Windows 11 settings, that is because Microsoft removed it. Temporarily. Last month, one of Windows 11's preview builds ...

Back in 2024, Microsoft made headlines by introducing the first new mandatory PC keyboard button in decades: the Copilot key. Donning the company's signature artificial intelligence logo, this Copilot ...

In a nutshell: If you're one of the many Windows 11 users who hasn't exactly fallen in love with Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant, you'll be glad to know the company is finally giving you a way to ...

Microsoft has released the optional KB5044380 Preview cumulative update for Windows 11 23H2 and 22H2, which brings seventeen changes, including a new Gamepad keyboard and the ability to remap the ...

I recently wrote a blog post in which I explained that Microsoft is going to be adding a new Copilot key to PC keyboards, and why I believe that this announcement is far more significant than it might ...

Microsoft finishes this week with two new Windows 11 preview builds, one of which is 26120.1930 with Copilot key remapping, Windows Sandbox updates, and more. Windows 11 Insiders in the Dev Channel ...

Windows 11 PCs that will ship in the coming months will have a Copilot key on their keyboard. If you do not want to upgrade to a new PC, you can assign a button on the keyboard to Copilot easily. In ...

I'm sure this will satisfy regulators looking in to MS's recent moves trying to leverage it's OS penetration to monopolize the AI space. (/s or not? .... hard to say, really). so I'll preface this by ...