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How to Enable Copilot Access to Microsoft Edge in Windows 11

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The article guides users on enabling or disabling the Copilot feature in Windows 11, which integrates Bing Chat AI for interacting with system settings and tasks using natural language. However, the feature, available on select devices part of Microsoft’s Insider Preview program, requires Microsoft Edge version 115.0.1901.150 or higher.

This article explains how to turn “Let Copilot use content from Microsoft Edge” on or off in Windows 11.

Microsoft is rolling out the new Copilot experience that works with Bing Chat AI, allowing users to interact with the chatbot using natural language to change system settings, perform various tasks, and more.

The new Copilot feature is only available to some machines enrolled in the Microsoft Insider Preview program.

The Windows Copilot AI feature can access content from Microsoft Edge to give relevant responses. For Copilot to use Edge, you must install Microsoft Edge version 115.0.1901.150 or higher.

Users can also control whether to allow Copilot to access the Microsoft Edge browser to provide relevant responses.

Below is how to control that.

Turn On or Off Let Copilot use content from Microsoft Edge

As described above, Copilot can use content from Microsoft Edge to provide relevant responses. You must have the latest version of Edge installed to use Copilot.

Here’s how to do that.

First, open Copilot using the icon on your Taskbar. In the Windows Copilot pane, click the More options (3 dots) button and select Settings. 

Let Copilot use content from Microsoft Edge

On the Setting window, under “Let Copilot use content from Microsoft Edge,” toggle the switch button to On or Off to enable or disable this feature.

Let Copilot use content from Microsoft Edge

That should do it!

Conclusion:

  • Enabled or disabled Copilot’s use of Microsoft Edge for content access based on your preference.
  • Successfully managed the settings for Copilot to leverage Microsoft Edge to provide relevant responses in Windows 11.
  • Explored the flexibility of Copilot in utilizing different sources for content to enhance the user experience.
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Richard, the owner and lead writer at Geek Rewind, is a tech enthusiast passionate about simplifying complex IT topics. His years of hands-on experience in system administration and enterprise IT operations have honed his ability to provide practical insights and solutions. Richard aims to make technology more accessible and actionable. He’s deeply committed to the Geek Rewind community, always ready to answer questions and engage in discussions. He enjoys watching football, cheering for the Minnesota Vikings, and spending time with his family when he’s not writing or managing Geek Rewind.

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