The catch is that it only works in very specific situations, and most regular users will not qualify. Until now, Copilot could be disabled or hidden, but it could not be completely removed. That changes with a new Group Policy setting called RemoveMicrosoftCopilotApp, which appears in the latest Insider builds on the Developer and Beta channels. This policy allows IT administrators to uninstall Copilot from managed devices running Enterprise, Pro, or EDU versions of Windows. If you are using a...
