"Figuring out how and where to find every feature in Windows can be challenging, even for advanced users. If only we had a guide that could direct us to a specific setting just by asking about it. Well, that's the idea behind a new skill coming to Microsoft's Copilot app for Windows. Rolling out to Insiders Now rolling out to Windows Insiders is a cool new feature that aims to help you better navigate Windows."
"You might ask Copilot to "make my screen easier to read," "help me focus on reducing distractions," or "show me how to brighten my screen." In response, the AI displays the link to the specific Windows setting screen for tackling each task. Of course, you've always been able to ask Copilot for assistance with any Windows setting. But before this new skill, you'd likely receive a generic list of suggestions on how to fix or change it."
A new Copilot capability provides direct clickable links that open the corresponding Windows settings screen from within the Copilot conversation. The link appears as a button users can click to jump straight to the appropriate settings page. The feature can detect the current device and aims to show only the relevant Windows setting instead of generic advice for multiple platforms. Example requests include making the screen easier to read, reducing distractions, or brightening the display. The capability is rolling out to Windows 11 Insiders to simplify finding and changing system settings.
Read at ZDNET
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