How to Completely Disable Co-Pilot in Windows 11

Overview

• Purpose: Disable Co-Pilot feature in Windows 11 which many find annoying.
• Methods: Taskbar settings and Group Policy Editor.

Disabling Co-Pilot via Taskbar Settings

1. Open Settings
   • Right-click on the Windows icon
   • Select 'Settings'
2. Navigate to Personalization
   • From the left-hand menu, click on 'Personalization'
3. Find Taskbar Settings
   • Click 'Taskbar'
4. Toggle Off Co-Pilot
   • On the right-hand side, find the Co-Pilot option and toggle it off
   • This will remove Co-Pilot from the taskbar but won't completely disable it

Completely Disabling Co-Pilot via Group Policy Editor

1. Open Group Policy Editor
   • Open Windows search
   • Type gpedit.msc
   • Select 'Edit Group Policy'
   • Note: If you get an error, you might be using Windows 10/11 Home Basic Edition
2. Navigate to Co-Pilot Settings
   • From the left-hand menu, click 'User Configuration'
   • Select 'Administrative Templates'
   • Click 'Windows Components'
   • On the right-hand side, find 'Windows Co-Pilot'
3. Turn Off Windows Co-Pilot
   • Double-click 'Turn Off Windows Co-Pilot'
   • In the box that pops up, select 'Enabled'
   • Click 'Apply' and then 'OK'

Conclusion

• The Co-Pilot feature is now completely disabled.
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