Who's ready for more Copilot? That's a rhetorical question, Microsoft wants you to use Gaming Copilot, on Game Bar for Windows.
After releasing it in the beta version of the Xbox mobile app, the Redmond company has brought Gaming Copilot for Windows 11. The feature is currently available in Beta, and is designed to assist users with their games. You can ask it for help with the title that you're playing, find games that you may like, ask questions about your account, play history, achievements.
Gaming Copilot supports Voice Mode, which can be toggled from the Microphone icon on the widget's sidebar. You can talk to it while playing games, and it can recognize screenshots of your gameplay to provide helpful responses. It also monitors active gameplay for understanding what's happening on the screen. Of course, it does!
Microsoft says that users can manage the screenshot settings from the Capture Settings in the Gaming Copilot widget.
To use Gaming Pilot, open Game Bar using Windows + G, and click on the Copilot icon on the Home Bar. You'll need to log into your Xbox account to access all of its features. It is also available for Xbox Insiders on Windows Handhelds. Microsoft says it is optimizing the experience for the launch of the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X.
Gaming Copilot on Game Bar is available for Windows 11 users in English in several countries including the U.S., Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore.
When you have eaten a nice meal, and you're full, but then you notice some chips or candy. You know it's not good for you, you aren't hungry, but you eat it anyway. Well, that's kind of what Microsoft is doing with Copilot on Windows by stuffing it everywhere. Copilot on the Taskbar, Copilot in Edge, Copilot in Word/Office, Copilot Vision......darn it! I lost count! Hey, Microsoft! Copilot on Calculator, when?
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