Microsoft is testing a new COPILOT interface in Windows

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/db/36/ib-fqpdb1vc_4A499ea2.jpg" Alt = "Microsoft tests a new interface for Copilot in Windows"/> < P > Microsoft has announced changes in Copilot on Windows. Update includes implementation & ldquo; native & RDQUO; the interface that is now swimming above the taskbar, providing faster access to the Kopilot features. Users can cause this interface using a new Alt + space connection or through a system trai. This window remains on top of other applications until the user closes it or takes advantage of keyboard shortcuts again.

< P > It should be noted that the alt + space is already used in some applications that can lead to conflicts. Microsoft reports that in such cases the system will register the app that was launched first as the main keyboard connection.

< P > These changes apply to both Windows 10 and Windows 11, despite the fact that Windows 10 support ends in October 2025. This indicates Microsoft's desire to improve Copilot integration and make it more accessible to users of both versions of the operating system.