Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
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This morning Copilot appeared in Word. I do not have a subscription for it, nor do I want it at all. It just appeared in what must have been an update.
I have the most up-to-date word running on a desktop with Windows 11.
I need to disable Copilot. I do not want to see it in the ribbon or right in the middle of the writing space (in the image).
Please advise how to disable, remove or just stop Copilot as I can't seem to remove it. I'm downright frustrated with it and didn't ask or request it. I did not buy it or subscribe to it.
Thank you.
Leah
Edit: Found the best solution was to roll back to a previous version before it updated. I replied further down and used a method that worked for me. Best I can suggest is do that and then start updating again when they allow us to turn stupid Copilot OFF.
2nd Edit: In the newest update (including in Australia) you can now turn it off in word for windows: File -> Options -> copilot (4th option) -> untick enable.
HOORAY! IT IS OFF!!!!!!!!
Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
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I just wanted to disable that annoying flying copilot icon from screen, but to do that I had to disable all copilot from options. It was (yet another) mistake by Microsoft...
I own the lifetime license to MS Office suite 2021
My installation was infected with CoPilot also, the solutions mentioned here all seem to be directed at the 365 variants.
If anyone is aware of how to remove it from the Classic/LT license versions and can share...
I'd be much obliged . ...
Thanks,
Jim
I started in online chat , then asked for phone call. Solution was: deleted that Word version, reload previous one. It worked
What phone number did you call to reach an actual human being at Microsoft?