Win11 Academy: how to keep Copilot enabled in Windows 11 Build 23575 Preview
CTOnews.com October 28, Microsoft today released a preview update of Win11 Build 23575 for Dev channel users and introduced a hidden feature for widescreen users to keep the Copilot sidebar enabled after booting to the desktop.
The feature @ PhantomOfEarth is currently hidden and users need to enable it with the help of ViveTool third-party applications. When enabled, users can see the new option "open Copilot when Windows is turned on" in the system settings application, with the text description saying "if you are currently using a wider monitor, Copilot will open automatically".
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Source @ PhantomOfEarth Note: unannounced features are usually primitive, unstable, or almost impossible to use. Back up important data before using the ViVeTool application to enable it.
CTOnews.com users can use the ViveTool tool to enable the above new features and features:
1. Download the Vivetool tool from the GitHub page and extract it to any folder, but remember the folder path (for example, C:\ Program Files (x86)\ ViVeTool-v0.3.2)
two。 Press Win (or use the mouse) to open the start menu, enter "cmd", and then select "with administrator privileges" to open the command prompt
3. Use the cd command to jump to the ViveTool folder, such as "cd C:\ Program Files (x86)\ ViVeTool-v0.3.2"
4. Then type vivetool / enable / id:45690501 and press enter.
5. Restart the computer
Related readings:
"unlock Microsoft Win11 developer Edition Hidden New Features, Open Source Command Line tool ViveTool user Guide"