How do I delete copilot from my pc? I don't want it. I never asked for it. I hate it.

I hate capilot how do I remove / uninstall from my PC

thanks for your reply.

What I would like to see is some sort of response from Microsoft. I don't mind if people want to use AI, but I do mind when Microsoft offers no solution.

I would like to toggle AI off and on so I can operate on a clean and simple word Document.

You don't need to mess around with the registry. Moderators are making it purposefully complicated to prevent people from lowering their subscription level.

Here's how to turn it off for good and pay what you originally expected you'd be paying before Microsoft tried to swindle us all for the pleasure of using their AI:

In an Office product go to File - Account - Manage, then Manage Account.

Sign in to your Microsoft account and in the Subscriptions Tab - Manage Subscriptions navigate to the bottom option "Cancel Subscription."

This will take you to an option where you can choose the original plan you subscribed to, Microsoft 365 Personal Classic, before Microsoft tried to swindle you out an extra £25 by upgrading you without your premission.

I also want to remove this low IQ chatbot advertisement from every corner of my operating system. No one finds an overly-censored indian version of chatgpt remotely useful. Stop advertising Clippy 2024 at everyone, this will go down in history as more hated than even Clippy was in 1997. Cortana was even more useful than this broken censored chatbot is.

What's so contemptible about Microsoft is that to disable or remove co-pilot they leave it to the countless non-code writing Windows users like me to make Windows registry and/or other such changes which I wouldn't dare risk doing-and wouldn't have to if not for them dropping that obnoxious co-pilot on me.

This is probably expecting way too much from Microsoft, but the right thing to do would be this kind of fix: Microsoft sends all Outlook user an email with an option do a one click and done complete disabling of co-pilot.

Are you listening Microsoft??