Windows 11 Supports Full Desktop Sharing with Copilot

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Starting with build 1.25071.125 (now available to all Windows Insiders across all channels), you can share your entire desktop with Copilot Vision. This allows the AI model to essentially see what you see and provide you with relevant information about whatever is happening on your screen. You can ask Copilot to provide tips, suggestions for improvements, analysis, tutorials, or any other information about the apps you currently have open.

You can launch Copilot Vision by opening the Copilot app and clicking the glasses button in the editor. Then, select your desktop and start asking Copilot whatever you want.

That's not the only way to activate Copilot Vision, though. Windows 11 users can now launch Copilot Vision while having a voice conversation with the AI. Microsoft says the glasses icon will now appear whenever you speak to Copilot using your voice, making launching Copilot Vision a little more convenient.

It's worth noting that while the Copilot Vision update is rolling out to all Insiders across all four channels, these improvements are only available in countries where Copilot Vision is enabled. Additionally, the rollout is phased, so give Microsoft a few more days to roll out these features if you don't see them after updating your Copilot app to version 1.25071.125 or later.