Miscellaneous topics that do not fit into specific categories.
Account-specific credit restoration cannot be performed here.
Supported next steps:
- Verify the subscription and owner account.
- Sign in to the Microsoft account dashboard at Microsoft account dashboard.
- Confirm the account shows an active Microsoft 365 Personal subscription.
- Copilot in Microsoft 365 desktop apps is available only to the subscription owner.
- Check the AI credit balance in the subscription area.
- In the Microsoft account services/subscription area, locate the subscription and check the AI credit balance if shown.
- In a Microsoft 365 app, refresh the license.
- In Word, go to File > Account.
- Use Update License.
- Close and reopen the Microsoft 365 apps, then test Copilot again.
- If the account is the owner and credits still have not refreshed, contact Microsoft Support to have the Copilot entitlement and AI-credit status checked on the account.
- Use contact support.
Relevant product facts:
- Microsoft 365 Personal includes Copilot AI benefits, and those benefits are only for the subscription owner.
- Usage limits can vary by feature and entry point.
- If Copilot is missing or unavailable in apps despite eligibility, age requirements can also block AI features in some regions.
References:
- What Copilot license do I have
- Frequently asked questions about Copilot in Microsoft 365 subscriptions
- AI credits and limits for Microsoft 365 subscriptions
- Co-pilot issues - Microsoft Q&A "I am a Microsoft 365 Family subscriber in India. I am getting 'Copilot isn't included with your account' and 'You're out of credits this month' messages. Please help resolve this."
- Copilot usage - Microsoft Q&A Not happy with copilot, i have a prem membership, I write in word and now it says I'm out of credits, that seems wrong. how many credits do I get and how come the usage isn't shown in my work. it just stopped in the middle of a chapter maybe copilot isn't the AI program for me
- Rewrite your messages with Copilot in Microsoft Teams