Absolutely! Previous suggestions that there should be a simple on/off button or a click to opt out were sensible but won't have any effect, as with so many "improvements."
How do I delete copilot from my pc? I don't want it. I never asked for it. I hate it.
Copilot
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
2025-03-11T01:40:32+00:00 Thanks, I'll try it.
Sorted.
Thanks Rob
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Anonymous
2025-03-08T19:45:22+00:00 I hear you. I use mine for work and to read or stream a movie. I don't play games or anything else I can't do on my own for myself. I have no time who knows whatever the kids live on line for. I don't want AI digging into my life. I don't want to be told there are 15 different ways than the one I have used for years. I don't want my computer to think for me, let it handle the kid's thinking for them. From what I see of the current generation, a lot of them could use the help.
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Anonymous
2025-03-08T18:58:40+00:00 I am NOT a tech savvy person. I am nearly 80 years old and I never wanted thus junk on my computers. I went through the steps, to no avail. Mirosoft does another 'update' and there is more stuff I don't want. I don't know how to use Chrome but I will have to do something. I would rather have XP or Windows 7. I don't play games on the computer. I don't need AI to think for me nor spell words. Microsoft just doesn't care about people like me.
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Anonymous
2025-03-07T01:51:19+00:00 copilot may be helpful for some users, but it significantly interferes with my productivity in Word and email. What I recommend is that there should be a toggle available that can be used to switch copilot on and off. This would considerably help me and go a long way to dispelling the disenchantment I feel when copilot is forced upon me.