Exciting news for Windows 11 users! Now, with the latest update, you can effortlessly summon Copilot for Microsoft 365 in Windows 11 directly from your desktop. While Windows 11 already supported accessing Copilot, this enhancement makes it even easier to switch between Copilot Pro or Copilot for Microsoft 365 with just a simple click.<\/p>\n
For those with a Copilot for Microsoft 365 license, you’ll notice a new option within Copilot to toggle between Work and Web. To take advantage of this new feature, your organization must have a Copilot for Microsoft 365 license and Copilot in Windows enabled.<\/p>\n
In a Tech Community post, Microsoft announced that the integration of Copilot for Microsoft 365 into the Windows desktop experience is now accessible. The update aims to provide Graph-grounded chat capabilities to Copilot in Windows for users with a Copilot for Microsoft 365 license and Copilot for Windows enabled.<\/p>\n
Navigating Microsoft’s naming conventions for Copilot can be a tad confusing. In addition to various Microsoft services and apps integrating Copilot, there are multiple versions to consider. The free version of Copilot is likely familiar, possibly summoned unintentionally on your PC. Copilot Pro caters to power users seeking advanced AI features, while Copilot for Microsoft 365 targets enterprise and business customers.<\/p>\n
Previously, Copilot for Microsoft 365 was limited to organizations purchasing at least 300 seats. However, earlier this year, Microsoft expanded access, allowing small businesses to acquire between one and 300 seats for $30 per month per person.<\/p>\n
Several plans offer Copilot for Microsoft 365 as an add-on, including Microsoft 365 Business Standard<\/a>, Business Premium, Microsoft 365 E3\/E5, Office 365 E3, and Office 365 E5<\/a>.<\/p>\n