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I've tried the recommended steps for creating then setting the value for WindowsCopilot to 1, but the AI functions still return.
Help please.
Dave
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AI may be the future for many, but it certainly doesn't work on my Windows 10 desktop! Every new "update" that Microsoft forces on me simply cripples my machine further. I need my computer to be a properly working file cabinet with search capabilities - - That's it!
I'd recommend Linux Mint. It's free, open source, installs easier than Windows (because it has most drivers built in), and has thousands of free programs that you can download. Anything that you can do in windows you do in Linux Mint, for free!
Use Linux mint, it's free!
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