How to Access Copilot Conversation History in Windows
Copilot conversation history in Windows 11 saves your past AI chats automatically so you can view old questions and answers whenever you need them. This feature stores up to 30 days of previous text prompts right inside the Copilot app.
Open the Copilot app and click the history icon near the top of the screen to see your previous conversations.
Access your Copilot conversation history by navigating to copilot.com and signing in, or by opening the Copilot app on your desktop or mobile device. Your past conversations will typically appear on the left side of the screen or within the main menu.
How to Find Your Copilot History
Using Copilot on the Web (copilot.com)
How to Find Your Copilot History: Using Copilot on the Web (copilot.com) If you use Copilot in your web browser, finding your history is very similar to using the website. Go to copilot.com and sign in. Your past conversations appear on the left side of the screen.
Using Copilot on Windows or macOS
Copilot is also available directly on your computer. The desktop app works much the same way. Open Copilot on your computer and make sure you are signed in. Check the left side of the Copilot window. Your conversation history should be displayed there.
Using Copilot on Your Phone
You can find your past chats on mobile by opening the Copilot app and tapping the menu icon in the corner of the screen. This reveals your saved chats so you can check your Copilot conversation history while away from your computer.
- Open the Copilot app.
- Look for the main menu. It’s often shown with an icon like three lines.
- Tap the menu to open it.
- Your conversation history should be listed inside the menu.
- Tap on a past chat to open it.
Reference:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-copilot/conversation-history-in-microsoft-copilot
Summary
Copilot saves your conversations so you can find them later. You can access your history on the web, in the desktop app, and on your mobile device. This makes it convenient to review past discussions and continue where you left off.
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