Recent content by PaulGo

So far I have found Google Gemini to give better and more detailed responses than Copilot. Also, I dislike the programmed casual type of responses. I prefer a more to the point response.

I had a similar problem. For me, it was caused by the Nvidia Overlay being on.

You need specialized teams, however, what one team does can affect the results obtained by another team. As they say, “the sum of the products might not equal the whole”. AI could help integrate these separate areas.

Microsoft should work with the makers of GPUs to have them develop drivers that allow the GPUs that have NPUs to function is the same way as CPUs that have NPUs.

Microsoft's big announcement should include that they figured out how to use the NPUs in the graphics cards, so many more computers could qualify for the Co-pilot+ AI features.

If you look at previous updates I have never seen as many people using this forum stating they had problems installing the update. Previously people on this forum have stated how fast and without any problems they were able to install the updates (excluding insider builds).

I doubt it is not widespread. I have three Windows 11 25H2 computers. My primary has Windows 11 pro and this update installed without any problem. The other two has Windows Home and both of them could not install the update, at the end of installing the update it stated "retry" on both...

If so many Windows 11 users are having problems with this build why doesn't Microsoft issue a statement stating they will release a revised version which will fix this problem.

KB5066835 installed without any problems.

I did a search using Gemini as to why I got switched from the preview channel to the developer channel without changing my choice: Here is an explanation of what happened: Build 26200.6718 is a Release Preview build. In mid-September 2025, Microsoft released Windows 11 Build 26200.6718...

Based on what I read about the release, It seems highly unlikely that Build 26220.6772 should have been installed on my three Windows computers. The representative was chatting with me for about 20 minutes, and most of the time she was just giving me answers that did not relate to the question...

From Google Gemini: How to get Copilot+ on an AM5 motherboard To get Copilot+ features on a desktop PC, you must buy an AM5-compatible CPU that comes with the required NPU. AMD has committed to bringing Copilot+ to desktops through its Ryzen 9000G APUs (Accelerated Processing Units): These...

Based upon my over 40 year of experience in the computer field I don't believe your comments were useful. Also, I just contacted Microsoft, and they stated this release is part of the enablement package which I got because I checked off get releases as soon as available, and it was not part...

As I stated I tried to go to the insiders' website after I left the program, and it stated I am not a member and that I had to enroll to access it. Also, why would I get a developer build since I only was in the release preview program.

It should not be possible since the only Microsoft insider I belonged to was the Release preview, Which I left and then confirmed that I left a week ago. But this is Microsoft and the build I am on is 26220.6772 and Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.260.0. That is why I posted it...