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Copilot Issues
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On April 6, 2024, I started getting this error message. It was working correctly on April 5 with the new undocked format, but not anymore. π΅βπ«
Looks like they changed something that broke it. π€·ββοΈ
After the error, opening snipping tool to take a shot, crashes explorer.exe.
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Drew - 810 Reputation points
2024-04-11T22:36:42+00:00 Pinned = Side-by-side or 'docked'.
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Undocked/Overlay/as an AppYes, even, with that OFF, for me, it still opened at next Startup. And as whatever/whichever way it was last used.
I may have found a reason. Will take a wee bit of time to investigate; see if this makes a difference. Maybe, the setting below is On, by default, in 26100.1
Not that it should matter.
Cheers,
Drew π€£π€£π€£
Edit:
I don't understand what you mean with Pinned. I don't see a way to pin/unpin copilot, It is either on or off.
2nd, changed Copilot to Pinned & Closed (X). Restarted. Copilot opened, pinned, as it had been when last used or open. Auto @ Startup, even with icon OFF
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Drew - 810 Reputation points
2024-04-11T08:15:41+00:00 Oh, Oh π€¨ππ...
The shut off at the taskbar seemed/sounded so logical, but alas... I just tried it twice, both with the taskbar icon OFF.
Fired up 26100.1
1st, Copilot had opened as an App. Ok, fine, left it that way & Closed (X). Restarted. Copilot opened as an App, as it had been when last used or open. Auto @ Startup, even with icon OFF.
2nd, changed Copilot to Pinned & Closed (X). Restarted. Copilot opened, pinned, as it had been when last used or open. Auto @ Startup, even with icon OFFSummary: Toggling the Copilot icon to OFF does not stop it from auto-opening at Start. It will auto-return as it was/where it was before a reboot, after a reboot.
Cheers,
Drew
 BUT... they are not opening on the screen at the onsetβπ€¨ Just so I can close something, I might not want or need straightaway, from the screen... what sense does that makeβπ
But, indeed, said earlier, there, actually, IS a way to have choice πππ OFF & Win+C.
Cheers,
Drew![](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/4ef942c5-d9aa-4fea-9612-2b8b5a74cfe7?platform=QnA