Windows 11 update accidentally removes Copilot, causes issues for Citrix users
A recent Windows 11 security update is causing unexpected issues for enterprise customers, including the unintentional removal of Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant from affected systems, creating potential workflow disruptions for organizations that have integrated the AI tool into their operations.
Windows 11 update accidentally erases Copilot for some users - here's how to get it back
To put Copilot back on the Taskbar, click the Start button and look for Copilot in the Start menu or All screen. Right-click its shortcut, move to the More menu, and click Pin to Taskbar. You can then launch and use Copilot as you normally would.
It seems a new Windows 11 bug might have the problem in hand, however, as it can automatically uninstall Copilot and unpin it ...
Windows 11 has been hit by a fair few bugs with Microsoft’s March patches – and Windows 10 is in the firing line of this ...
Microsoft unintentionally removed its AI assistant, Copilot, from Windows 11 with its latest update, released on March 11, 2025. The update, ...
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Windows users call Microsoft's latest update blunder "The greatest bug in living memory" — here's whyIt's no secret that Microsoft is all-in on AI for Windows 11. Copilot has been central to that push, positioned as an all-in-one assistant baked into the OS in various forms or additions — whether ...
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