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I've already disabled Copilot in the sidebar. I've toggled off "Chat response on result page" in the search settings. I want the Copilot AI disabled from the search result page, preventing automatic chatboxes on searches, and not activating when scrolling to the top of the results page.
Managing tabs, address bar, and search settings in Edge on Windows 11
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To my understanding, CoPilot is embedded in the Bing Search program and cannot be removed by the user.
The reason why you can't remove this stupid copilot is a lack of experience and professionalism among staff in Microsoft. No real coders programmers maintenance workers. Last blackout has proofed this.
Normally the adequate developer would consider disabling any optional features that he sets.
Quite Agree - but that is the whole AEGIS of Windows 11.
It is quite difficult to set the Options you need - most particularly the Mouse, and the 'quick access to Word & Excel via Taskbar Icons
Ejector ??
Scroll up past the top of the page to activate the "Copilot" function. Once it is open and populating results, you'll see 3 bars in the top, right corner. You can click on those bars and it'll open a menu and let you toggle off the 2 settings that activate the copilot pop up annoyance. Hope this helps some of you.