Turning off the various forms of CoPilot everywhere on a Windows machine is no easy feat.

Even Notepad has its own off switch, complete with its own ADMX template that does nothing else.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client-management/...

O365 defaults there now? I‘m not sure I understand.

The Copilot we are talking about here is M365 Copilot which is around 30$/user/month. If you pay for the license you wouldn’t want to turn it off would you? Besides that the remediation steps are described in the article and MS also did some things in the backend.

Revoking the M365 Copilot license is the only method to disable Copilot for a user.

its already patched out