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As the title says, I have updated my Windows 11 installation to the latest 23H2 update and I still do not have Copilot available. It is not on my Taskbar and there is no Copilot switch available under Settings -> Personalization -> Taskbar. All I have are options for Search, Task View and Widgets. I live in Ohio in the United States, so it should be available to me.
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Err again, still no Copilot.
As @Meera Al Masri I activated the feature using ViveTool successully, but no copilot icon appeared on the lower right end of the taskbar (or anywhere), and searching for such app using windows search doesn't find anything local.
Also no such option to activate it exists under: Personalization -> Taskbar -> Taskbar items / System tray icons
Also big thanks to you @Shawn Brink
I had given up on this thread long ago, but now that I have seen a solution that works, I'll activate it my self later.
thank you so much also does this effect anything? since I have already set it up and changed it
Looks good :)
Seems like ViveTool requires to run inside the System32 path to find resources it needs.
Now that you run it from there, it was able to do it.
This at least what I think happened.
That does indeed look correct now. You will just need to restart the computer to apply now. :-)
