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This updated guide explains how to test AI models installed on Windows 11 with clear steps, practical tips, and useful context. Windows 11 leverages AI models to deliver useful features to users like Windows Recall, choose to Do, Semantic Indexing, and Auto Super Resolution. If you are a developer, Amin, or Windows 11 administrator, knowing which AI models are installed can be beneficial.
How to Test AI Models Installed on Windows 11
Step 1:
Press Windows + I to open Settings on your computer. Then select System and look to the right and select AI components .

Step 2:
Next, users will see a list of AI models installed on your Windows computer.
AI Content Extraction: Identify and extract specific information (such as text and objects) from various types of content, such as documents, images, and other files.
AI Image Search: Using AI to Search Images Based on Content
AI Phi Silia: This is a small language model (SLM) developed by Microsoft, specifically optimized to run efficiently on the PC Copilot+ neural processing unit (NPU), designed for tasks that require understanding and generating language.
AI Semantic Analysis: This is related to Semantic Indexing which enables AI to understand the meaning and context behind the information users enter, especially in search queries.
AI Settings: AI search capability is available in Settings.

FAQ
What should I prepare before I test ai models installed on windows 11?
Review the requirements and options in the guide first. Having the correct device, app version, account access, or materials ready helps prevent avoidable errors.
How long does it take to test ai models installed on windows 11?
The time depends on the task and your setup. Most basic steps can be completed quickly, while downloads, updates, scans, or troubleshooting may take longer.
What should I do if the steps do not work?
Repeat the instructions in order, confirm that your software or device is supported, and check permissions, connectivity, and available updates before trying again.
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