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In this article, we will demonstrate multiple methods to remove Copilot from taskbar in Windows 11. The Windows 11 22H2 Moment 4 update adds the Microsoft Copilot icon to the taskbar. In this article, we will go through different methods to turn off or disable Copilot from the Windows 11 taskbar. Microsoft has released the Windows 11 22H2 Moment 4 update, which brings over 150 new features, including the new Microsoft Copilot and AI-powered versions of Paint, Clip Champ, and Snipping tool. After installing this update, you’ll notice the Copilot icon added to your Windows 11 taskbar. The Copilot is a new AI-powered assistant integrated directly into Windows 11, allowing you to use AI to perform various tasks in the operating system and your supported applications. For example, you can ask Copilot to turn on dark mode for Windows 11, analyze documents and web pages, launch applications, and much more. While Copilot may be useful for some, most users find it unnecessary and sometimes anno

In this article, you’ll learn how to disable Microsoft Edge Workspaces using Intune and GPO. Both of these methods will prevent users from accessing the Workspaces feature. Microsoft Edge Workspaces helps improve productivity for users in your organization. It’s a new feature in Edge that lets users organize their tabs into dedicated windows. Some organizations may want to restrict access to the Edge workspaces feature for their users, in which case you can use Intune or a group policy. The “Edge Workspaces” policy in Intune allows you to enable or disable the workspace feature for Edge browsers. We will demonstrate both of these methods in this article, and you can choose the one that works best for you. Note that Edge Workspaces is enabled for users who have a Microsoft Entra account and are using Edge version 114 or later. You can manage Edge Workspaces for your users by using the EdgeWorkspacesEnabled policy. What is Microsoft Edge Workspaces? The concept of Microsoft Edge workspac

In this article, we will show you how to resolve the Win32 app install error 0x80070002 that appears when you deploy Win32 apps with Intune. As per Intune, the error description is “The system cannot find the file specified. (0x80070002)“. With Win32 apps in Intune, you can deploy .exe files by converting them to the .intunewin format. You’ll need the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep tool that converts application installation files into the .intunewin format. If you are new to Win32 apps in Intune, refer to the guide on deploying Win32 apps using Intune. Note that you can also easily create Win32 apps using Patch My PC in Intune. One useful feature of the Intune Dashboard is that it displays app installation failures. App failures are common in organizations where several apps are deployed using Intune, and the error code is critical for troubleshooting. Recently, a newly created Win32 app deployment failed with error 0x80070002 on a few Windows devices managed by Intune. In the Intune po