How to Clear Copilot Activity for Microsoft Account
Clearing your Copilot activity wipes past chat history, saved questions, and AI responses linked to your Microsoft account. Copilot is an AI assistant built into Windows 11 that saves every conversation you have, creating a detailed log of your prompts.
Deleting these logs keeps your private data private and clears out old clutter from your profile. You can head to your Microsoft account privacy dashboard to wipe this history in a few clicks.
Visit your Microsoft Account Privacy page and navigate to the “Browsing and search” section. Find “Copilot activity history” and click “Clear all Copilot activity history and search history,” then confirm by clicking “Clear” in the pop-up window.
Clear Copilot activity for your Microsoft account
You can clear Copilot activity linked to your Microsoft account by visiting the privacy dashboard online. Your chat history and past prompts are stored in your profile, but you can wipe this data completely in a few clicks to keep your interactions private and start fresh.
- Log in to your account and visit the Microsoft Account Privacy page.
- Look for the section labeled “Browsing and search” and click it to see more options.
- Find the area called “Copilot activity history.”
- Click the link that says “Clear all Copilot activity history and search history.”
- A new window will pop up. Click the Clear button to finish.
This process does not require admin privileges.
Summary
Regularly clearing your Copilot activity history protects your privacy. Deleting past AI conversations and searches from a Microsoft account keeps stored data secure.
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